1. 泄出：逃离合法羁押-----escape from legal custody | 泄出-----escaped | 从合法羁押逃脱-----escaped from lawful custody
2. 逃跑：wrong accusation: 错误的责怪 | escaped: 逃跑 | caught: 抓住,抓回
3. 逃脱/避开/溜走：escapade /异常出轨的行为/ | escaped /逃脱/避开/溜走/ | escapee /逃亡者/逃避者/
1. A cow escaped from a slaughterhouse and butted three people including a child.
2. It was not so much by design that the rooster escaped the dinner table in its youth.
3. So we took the cable car off the mountain and I felt a sense of relief at having escaped.
4. Six students escaped from the cafeteria rubble after teachers and students dug them out with their bare hands.
5. A python escaped from its cage at a traveling circus and strangled an employee, said police in the southern Russian city of Stavropol.
6. The manager of a nearby circus troupe claimed the crocodile, saying it had escaped from its cage minutes before a show.
7. She fell but escaped serious injury as a canopy broke the fall.
8. A hippopotamus from the Rondevlei Nature Reserve outside Cape Town escaped and took up residence in the sewerage waterworks of the sprawling Cape Flats area.
9. Most of the miners who escaped were working close to the entrance, and many suffered from carbon monoxide poisoning.
10. The Cayman Islands and Cuba were hit hard but apparently escaped without any loss of life.
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adj
1. having escaped, especially from confinement
e.g. a convict still at large
searching for two escaped prisoners
dogs loose on the streets
criminals on the loose in the neighborhood
Synonym: at large(p) loose on the loose(p)