Rechercher
to slip away
[phrase form: slip]
01
s'éclipser
to depart quietly and without being noticed
02
s'éclipser
(of time) to go by without much conscious awareness
Exemple
They managed to slip away from the crowded event without saying their goodbyes.
She hoped to slip away from work early to attend her friend's surprise birthday party.
Not wanting to interrupt the conversation, she tried to slip away quietly.
Trying to avoid a confrontation, he decided to slip away from the heated argument quietly.
Not wanting to draw attention, he attempted to slip away from the meeting during a break.
