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to dodge
01
esquiver, éviter
to avoid someone or something by making a quick, sudden movement
Transitive: to dodge sb/sth
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esquiver, éviter
to intentionally avoid an issue or responsibility
Transitive: to dodge a responsibility or situation
03
esquiver, dérober
to move quickly to one side or out of the way in order to avoid something
Intransitive: to dodge | to dodge to a direction
Dodge
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esquive, dodge
a quick evasive movement
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tactique de contournement, manœuvre trompeuse
an elaborate or deceitful scheme contrived to deceive or evade
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évasion, dodge
a statement that evades the question by cleverness or trickery
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esquive, dodge
(lacrosse) a player's sudden and agile movement to evade defenders while carrying or receiving the ball
dodge
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dodger
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dodger
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dodging
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dodging
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Exemple
The wrestler dodged the dropkick with a quick move.
The matador gracefully dodged the bull's charge.
The employee often dodges difficult questions during team meetings.
The politician regularly dodges inquiries about controversial policies.
When pressed for details, the suspect dodged every question during the interrogation.
