evade

evade
i'veid
verb
(to escape or avoid by eg trickery or skill.) unngå, unnvike, lure seg unna
- evasive
- evasively
- evasiveness
omgå
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unngå
verb \/ɪˈveɪd\/
1) unnvike, unngå, vike unna
he always tries to evade difficulties
han forsøker alltid å unngå vanskeligheter
she evaded the blow
hun vek unna slaget
2) gå utenom, unnvike, (prøve å) slippe unna, omgå
the solution evaded him
han klarte ikke å komme på løsningen
his lawyer knows how to evade the law
advokaten hans vet hvordan man kan omgå loven
why do you evade my question?
hvorfor unnviker du spørsmålet mitt?
they know you tried to evade taxes
de vet at du forsøkte å snyte på skatten

English-Norwegian dictionary. 2013.

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