What does undkomma in Swedish mean?
What is the meaning of the word undkomma in Swedish? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use undkomma in Swedish.
The word undkomma in Swedish means escape, rymma, undkomma, det att inte låta sig upptäckas, det att inte låta sig upptäckas, klara sig undan ngt, klara sig ifrån ngt, slippa ifrån ngt, slippa undan ngt, vara nära ögat. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word undkomma
escape
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rymma(get away) (lämna utan tillstånd) Fångarna har rymt. The prisoners have escaped. |
undkomma(evade) The fugitive assassin has eluded police for months. |
det att inte låta sig upptäckas(figurative (escape grasp) The cure for this deadly disease still eludes medical science. |
det att inte låta sig upptäckas(figurative (escape grasp) The lawyer's convoluted logic eluded both the jury and the experienced judge. |
klara sig undan ngt, klara sig ifrån ngt(get away from) Flyktingarna korsade gränsen för att klara sig undan (or: klara sig ifrån) kriget. The refugees crossed the border to escape the war. |
slippa ifrån ngt, slippa undan ngt(elude) Pojken slapp ifrån (or: slapp undan) straffet genom att skylla på sin kompis. The boy escaped punishment by blaming his friend. |
vara nära ögat(experience a brush with danger) (bildlig) Mary had a narrow escape when a car nearly hit her. |
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