escape clause dans l' Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Traductions de escape clause dans le dictionnaire anglais»espagnol

escape clause SUBST

escape clause

cláusula f de escape

escape clause

cláusula f de evasión

Traductions de escape clause dans le dictionnaire anglais»espagnol

clause [Am klɔz, GB klɔːz] SUBST

1. clause (in contract, treaty):

clause

cláusula f

2. clause LING:

clause

oración f

clause

cláusula f

I.escape [Am əˈskeɪp, GB ɪˈskeɪp, ɛˈskeɪp] VERBE intr

1.1. escape (flee):

escape

escaparse

escape prisoner:

fugarse

escape prisoner:

escapar(se)

to escape from sth from prison

fugarse or escapar(se) de algo

to escape from sth from cage/zoo

escaparse de algo

to escape from sth from danger/routine

escapar de algo

he was unable to escape from her

no pudo zafarse or librarse de ella

I'd love to escape to some tropical island

cómo me gustaría escapar(me) or huir a una isla tropical

1.2. escape <escaped, ppas >:

escaped animal

escapado

they are looking for an escaped convict

están buscando a un preso que se ha fugado de la cárcel

1.3. escape air/gas/water:

escape

escaparse

2. escape (from accident, danger):

escape

salvarse

he escaped unscathed

escapó or salió ileso

he escaped with a warning

solo recibió una reprimenda

she escaped with minor injuries

solo sufrió heridas leves

II.escape [Am əˈskeɪp, GB ɪˈskeɪp, ɛˈskeɪp] VERBE trans

1. escape (elude, get away from):

escape pursuer/police

escaparse de

escape pursuer/police

librarse de

2.1. escape (avoid):

escape capture

salvarse de

escape capture

escapar a

escape responsibilities/consequences

librarse de

they escaped punishment/prosecution

se libraron de ser castigados/juzgados

we narrowly escaped death

nos salvamos de la muerte por muy poco

we narrowly escaped death

no morimos por muy poco

there's no escaping the fact that …

no se puede negar (el hecho de) que …

there's no escaping the fact that …

no se puede menos que reconocer que …

2.2. escape (be unnoticed by):

that detail had escaped my notice

se me había escapado ese detalle

that detail had escaped my notice

ese detalle me había pasado inadvertido

nothing escapes his eagle eye

es un lince, no se le escapa nada

the name/word escapes me

se me ha ido el nombre/la palabra

the name/word escapes me

no puedo recordar el nombre/la palabra

2.3. escape (slip out):

a sigh escaped her

dejó escapar un suspiro

a groan escaped his lips

de sus labios escapó un quejido

III.escape [Am əˈskeɪp, GB ɪˈskeɪp, ɛˈskeɪp] SUBST

1. escape C or U (from prison):

escape

fuga f

escape

huida f

an attempted escape

un intento de fuga

there is no escape from our creditors

no tenemos ninguna posibilidad de escapar a nuestros acreedores

to make one's escape

escaparse

the escape plan was simple

el plan para la fuga era sencillo

our escape route was blocked

el camino por donde pensábamos fugarnos estaba cortado

2. escape C or U (from accident, danger):

to have a narrow/miraculous escape

salvarse or escaparse por muy poco/milagrosamente

there's no escape

no hay escapatoria posible

there seems to be no escape from suffering

no parece que pueda uno escapar al sufrimiento

3. escape (of gas, air, water):

escape C

escape m

escape C

fuga f

escape épith pipe/valve

de escape

4. escape C or U (from reality):

escape

evasión f

5. escape C or U INFOR:

press escape

pulse la tecla de escape

press escape épith key/routine

de escape

escape clause dans le dictionnaire PONS

Traductions de escape clause dans le dictionnaire anglais»espagnol

escape clause

cláusula f de excepción

Traductions de escape clause dans le dictionnaire anglais»espagnol

I.escape [ɪˈskeɪp] VERBE intr

escape

escaparse

escape person

huir de

to escape from

escaparse de

to escape from a program INFOR

salir de un programa

II.escape [ɪˈskeɪp] VERBE trans

escape

escapar a

escape (avoid)

evitar

to escape sb('s attention)

pasar desapercibido a alguien

nothing escapes his attention

no se le escapa ni una

the word escapes me

se me ha ido la palabra (de la cabeza)

a cry escaped him

se le escapó un grito

III.escape [ɪˈskeɪp] SUBST

1. escape (act):

escape

fuga f

to have a narrow escape

salvarse por muy poco

2. escape (outflow):

escape

escape m

3. escape JUR:

escape clause

cláusula f de excepción

clause [klɔ:z, Am klɑ:z] SUBST

clause

cláusula f

clause LING

oración f

Exemples monolingues (non-vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

anglais

But questioned about the presence or otherwise of an escape clause in his new contract, he was less than forthcoming.

www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk

It makes sense that the government would want to use any escape clause available.

www.theglobeandmail.com

It is pure, seamless mathematical possibilities arranged in superposition with an escape clause that there are other species of mathematics that fit other universes.

www.huffingtonpost.com

Perhaps some of the rank-and-file may be tempted, and even they will probably have an escape clause in the event of a labor agreement.

www.nba.com

None of which is meant to be an escape clause for the high-profile coach.

www.theage.com.au

Savvy voters will understand that he built in an escape clause "on everything".

startsatsixty.com.au

Developed nations do not have this escape clause.

www.vancouversun.com

The owner went back to the tradie with the fixed price quote, who then dropped it to $137,000, but the escape clause remains.

www.stuff.co.nz

The reason for such an escape clause is obvious: any company dealing with any government is exposed to unpredictable changes with a change in government.

calgaryherald.com

The seller can then activate the escape clause by notifying the original buyer about the back-up offer.

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