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1. (n.) getaway
a getting away or fleeing; an escape.
2. getaway
the start of a race.
3. getaway
a place where one escapes for relaxation, vacation, etc., or a period of time for such recreation.
Etymology: (1850–55)
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1. (noun) pickup, getaway
the attribute of being capable of rapid acceleration
"his car has a lot of pickup"
2. (noun) getaway, lam
a rapid escape (as by criminals)
"the thieves made a clean getaway"; "after the expose he had to take it on the lam"
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Sense: an escape
The thieves made their getaway in a stolen car; (also adjective) a getaway car.
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 Afrikaans: ontsnapping |
 Arabic: هَرَب، فَرار |
 Bulgarian: бягство |
 Brazilian: fuga |
 Czech: únik, útěk; únikový |
 German: die Flucht, Flucht-... |
 Danish: flugt; flugt- |
 Greek: (δια)φυγή |
 Spanish: fuga |
 Estonian: põgenemine |
 Farsi: فرار |
 Finnish: pako |
 French: (de) fuite |
 Hebrew: בריחה |
 Hindi: भाग जाना, चले जाना, प्रस् |
 Croatian: bijeg |
 Hungarian: (el)menekülés |
 Indonesian: pelarian |
 Icelandic: undankoma; strok |
 Italian: fuga |
 Japanese: 逃走 |
 Korean: 탈출 |
 Lithuanian: pasprukimas, pabėgimas |
 Latvian: bēgšana; bēgšanas- |
 Malay: melarikan diri |
 Dutch: ontsnapping |
 Norwegian: flukt |
 Polish: ucieczka |
 Persian: فرار |
 Pashto: تښټی |
 Portuguese: fuga |
 Romanian: (de) evadare |
 Russian: побег; используемый для п |
 Slovak: únik; únikový |
 Slovenian: pobeg |
 Serbian: bekstvo |
 Swedish: rymning, flykt |
 Thai: การหลบหนี |
 Turkish: kaçış, kaçma |
 Taiwanese: 逃脫 |
 Ukrainian: втеча |
 Urdu: فرار ہونا |
 Vietnamese: sự chạy trốn |
 Chinese: 逃脱 |
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