脱出 (tuō chū) — to take off, to remove (clothing, covering, etc.); to extricate oneself, to get out of (a situation, difficulty)

Définition

脱出 is a formal, written-style verb meaning to peel/come off or to escape a difficult situation. The first sense is physical (removing a covering); the second is abstract (getting out of trouble).

verb
to take offto remove (clothing, covering, etc.)to extricate oneselfto get out of (a situation, difficulty)

Exemples

  • 脱出
    Tā zǒu jìn fáng jiān, xiān bǎ wài tào tuō chū le.
    He walked into the room and first took off his coat.
  • 脱出
    Zhè ge biāo qiān hěn nán cóng píng zi shàng tuō chū.
    This label is hard to come off the bottle.
  • 脱出
    Jīng guò nǔ lì, tā zhōng yú tuō chū le kùn jìng.
    Through effort, he finally extricated himself from the predicament.

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