Uciekasz

Uciekasz is a Polish word that translates to "you are running away" or "you flee" in English. It is the second-person singular present tense form of the verb uciekać, which means to run away, escape, or flee. The word can be used in various contexts, both literal and figurative.

Literally, uciekasz describes the physical act of moving away from a place or situation quickly, often out of fear or to avoid danger. For example, one might say "Jeśli usłyszysz syrenę, uciekasz" (If you hear a siren, you run away). It can also refer to escaping from a difficult or undesirable situation.

Figuratively, uciekasz can describe the act of avoiding something mentally or emotionally. This could involve avoiding responsibilities, difficult conversations, or uncomfortable truths. For instance, someone might be accused of "uciekać od problemów" (running away from problems). The word implies a deliberate act of departure or evasion. The grammatical form "uciekasz" specifically addresses the person performing the action, making it a direct statement or question about their behavior.