Evadieren

"Evadieren" is a German verb that translates to "to escape" or "to evade" in English. It is commonly used in various contexts, including legal, military, and everyday situations. In a legal context, "evadieren" refers to the act of avoiding or escaping from legal consequences, such as avoiding arrest or evading taxes. In a military context, it refers to the act of escaping from captivity or avoiding detection. In everyday language, "evadieren" can mean to avoid or escape from a situation or responsibility.

The verb "evadieren" is derived from the Latin word "evadere," which means "to escape" or "to avoid." It is a regular verb in German, with the present tense forms being "ich evadiere," "du evadierst," "er/sie/es evadiert," and "wir/sie/Sie evadieren." The past tense form is "evadierte," and the past participle is "evadiert."

The noun form of "evadieren" is "Evasion," which refers to the act of escaping or avoiding something. For example, "Die Evasion von Steuern ist illegal" translates to "Evading taxes is illegal." The adjective form is "evasiv," which means "avoidant" or "evasive." For example, "Seine Antworten waren sehr evasiv" translates to "His answers were very evasive."

Overall, "evadieren" is a versatile verb that can be used in a variety of contexts to describe the act of escaping or avoiding something.