escape
verbUK /ɪˈskeɪp/
US /ɪˈskeɪp/
To get away from a place where you are trapped.
The bird found a way to escape from its cage.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To avoid something unpleasant or dangerous.
They drove fast to escape the storm.
3. To be forgotten or not noticed by someone.
The name of the town escapes me right now.
4. A way of getting out of a place or situation.
The fire escape was on the side of the building.
5. A short holiday away from normal life.
We took a weekend escape to the mountains.