No. 11,118 in Spanish
elude
The Spanish word "elude" does not exist; it is likely a typographical error or mistaken for the English word "elude." In English, "elude" means to escape or avoid something, typically in a skillful or clever way.
In a sentence
Carlos elude cuidadosamente las preguntas difíciles.
Carlos carefully evades difficult questions.
In this sentence, 'elude' is used to indicate avoiding or evading something in a thoughtful or deliberate manner.
La presa elude a su depredador en el bosque.
The prey escapes its predator in the forest.
Here, 'elude' means escaping from a pursuer, indicating a physical evasion or avoidance.
Su astucia le permite eludir las trampas en el camino.
His cleverness allows him to elude the traps along the way.
In this context, 'elude' signifies avoiding being caught by obstacles or dangers, often implying strategic thinking.
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