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10 Language-to-English DictionariesEvasor
Pronunciation / Transliteration: evasor
"O evasor foi encontrado após uma longa busca."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
A person who escapes or avoids something, especially a responsibility or obligation.
"The evader managed to slip past the authorities unnoticed." - 2
In legal terms, a person who avoids paying taxes or fulfilling legal obligations.
"The tax evader was caught after an extensive investigation."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The term 'evader' originates from the Latin root 'evadere', meaning 'to escape' or 'to evade'. It evolved through Middle English, where it was used to describe someone who escapes or avoids something, particularly in legal or moral contexts.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Evader" is said worldwide
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Évader
Transliteration: evader
"L'évadé a réussi à échapper aux autorités."
Entkommen
Transliteration: entkommen
"Der Entkommene konnte den Behörden entkommen."
Evasore
Transliteration: evasore
"L'evasore è stato catturato dopo una lunga ricerca."
Evasor
Transliteration: evasor
"El evasor logró escapar de la policía."
Evasor
Transliteration: evasor
"O evasor foi encontrado após uma longa busca."
भागने वाला
Transliteration: bhāgnē vālā
"भागने वाला पुलिस से बचने में सफल रहा।"
逃避者
Transliteration: táobì zhě
"逃避者成功地躲过了警方的追捕。"
회피자
Transliteration: hoepija
"회피자는 경찰의 추적을 피하는 데 성공했다."
逃避者
Transliteration: tōhisha
"逃避者は警察の追跡をかわすことに成功した。"
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