英:[ˌeskəˈpeɪd]
美:[ˈɛskəˌped]
英:[ˌeskəˈpeɪd]
美:[ˈɛskəˌped]
es·ca·pade
e sk peId
复数:escapades
noun
a wild adventure or prank, usu. mischievous or mildly wicked.This last escapade, in which the boy let loose some chickens in the school, caused him to be expelled.
"逃脱"一词最早出现于1650年代,意为“从监禁中逃脱”,源自法语 escapade(16世纪)的“恶作剧或诡计”,源自西班牙语 escapada 的“恶作剧、逃跑、逃脱”,是 escapar 的过去分词的名词用法,该词源自通俗拉丁语 *excappare(参见 escape(v.))。或者,法语单词可能是通过意大利语 scappata 传入的,源自同一通俗拉丁语来源的 scappare。比喻意义(1814年)暗示了从行为规则或限制中“逃脱”的意思。
French, action of escaping, from Spanish escapada, from escapar to escape, from Vulgar Latin *excappare
The first known use of escapade was in 1667
escapismnoun
a habit of thinking or a form of entertainment about purely imaginary or amusing things that provides an escape from reality or everyday matters
escapeenoun
one that has escapedespecially: an escaped prisoner
escape1 of 2verb
to get away escape from a burning building
escape from the daily routine
to leak out from some enclosed place
gas is escaping
to grow in the wild after being in cultivation
to get out of the way of : avoid
escape punishment
to fail to be noticed or recalled by
the name escapes me
to come out from or be uttered by unexpectedly or almost uncontrollably
a sigh of relief escaped us
escape2 of 2noun
an act or instance of escaping
a means of escaping
a cultivated plant growing wild
escapadenoun
a mischievous adventure
1 They were so wild, in fact, that she created her alter ego, Carrie, to mask her own escapades.
2 And, yes: There just wasn’t much focus to the California escapade, and it reconfirmed this creeping critique of the show: that we’ve seen these themes before, and better.
3 He unwittingly lets a pertinent data point slip after a rote sexual escapade that is then followed by a whip taken to Elizabeth’s back.
4 The usual Brit gangster suspects – bent coppers, menacing gangs, bank heists, shootouts and manly dialogue – are lined up for a complicated yet routine crime escapade.
5 But both girls have expectations made higher by the trouble they’d had planning outfits for the escapade.
6 One way that Shondaland achieves this is by presenting work itself as just as thrilling and essential as a romantic escapade.
7 After Leary leaves Algeria, his escapade — and thus the book’s engine — begins to lose steam.
8 Mostly because this escapade cried out for a cutting edge to go with its larklike quality.
9 It was assumed that this was just another Aunt Peg escapade.
大家都以为这不过是佩格姨妈的又一次大胆的冒险.
10 Bond was always working, and often stiff, but his jet-set escapades virtually demanded that he get in bed with the enemy.
11 It would seem that this is all paving the way for Deb to learn about the Dexter-Lumen escapades and to accept Dexter ultimately for who he is and what he has done.
12 The girls’ escapades grow weirder as the glade slowly morphs into a Midsummer Night’s Nightmare of a setting.
13 A youthful escapade, which might be easily atoned.
14 The story follows Darling and her gang of friends through their escapades, before she moves to the US at the age of 18.
15 Paul Allen had to bail him out of jail after one midnight escapade.
曾经由于一次午夜飙车,保罗阿伦还将他保释出狱。
16 It felt like an assault, then, that the Style channel unveiled its latest reality escapade, “Big Rich Texas,” on the same weekend that “Friday Night Lights” ended after five triumphant seasons.
17 Through an audience member, word of Mr. Firth’s escapade reached a member of the Boston Symphony’s august board of directors.
18 He took Clara on a second honeymoon to the same places where they had spent the first, and on weekend escapades to a hotel, but it was all useless.
19 For others, he exhibited a police affidavit declaring that his artwork had been stolen, or, in one now-famous escapade, simply stole another artist’s show from a neighboring gallery and exhibited it as his own.
20 It drowned out the sounds of my parents’ impending divorce; it muffled roommates’ romantic escapades.
1 脱逃
2 胆大妄为
3 恶作剧
mischief-making wicked mischievous roguish elfish mischievously impishly roguishly shenanigans gaggery rag prank hoax mischief caper cantrip horseplay dido devilment devilry roguery shenanigan deviltry waggery diablerie ropery monkeyshine a mare's nest play a trick on monkey tricks monkey business impish puckish up to no good trick quiz cut-up wickedness jape booby trap arch sly elvish waggish elfin trickish gag malice hotfoot put-on play the ape practical joke piss-take devilish monkeyshines leg-pull prankish tricksy gambade horse shine rig hob sally ragging knavery blague monkey dog trick hempy knavish shavie pliskie hell joke freak elf jig wheeze capriccio whizzer drollery ouph
4 胡作非为
5 冒险行为
6 逃走
runaway run break guy flight bolt getaway bunk desertion lam skedaddle abscondence put skin fly escape powder desert duck defect flee whip breeze decamp mizzle scarper absquatulate outrun leg bail
7 冒险
hazardous unhealthy heroic dodgy perilous adventuresome dicey chancy venturesome venturous chanceful risk chance throw jump adventure venture hazard gamble peril gest emprise tightrope dare run risks go on the hook on spec jump in at the deep end take a chance
8 逃避
elusive evasive escape avoidance evasion runaround elusion flee evade avoid fly soldier duck stall elude shunt balk shirk dodgy get-out hotfoot bludge bug shrink skive jump ditch funk eschew sidestep shift off win by haul it