“To effect one's escape” in Japanese
Short answer
To effect one's escape in Japanese is “逃げ延びる” (nigenobiru). Full meaning: to make good one's escape, to escape to a safe place, to make one's getaway, to effect one's escape.
Other ways to say “To effect one's escape” in Japanese
逃げのびる
nigenobiru to make good one's escape, to escape to a safe place, to make one's getaway, to effect one's escape
にげのびる
nigenobiru to make good one's escape, to escape to a safe place, to make one's getaway, to effect one's escape
逃げ延ぶ
nigenobu to make good one's escape, to escape to a safe place, to make one's getaway, to effect one's escape
逃げ延
nigenobu to make good one's escape, to escape to a safe place, to make one's getaway, to effect one's escape
逃げ延る
nigenoburu to make good one's escape, to escape to a safe place, to make one's getaway, to effect one's escape
逃げ延び
nigenobi to make good one's escape, to escape to a safe place, to make one's getaway, to effect one's escape
にげのび
nigenobi to make good one's escape, to escape to a safe place, to make one's getaway, to effect one's escape
逃げのび
nigenobi to make good one's escape, to escape to a safe place, to make one's getaway, to effect one's escape
逃げ延びれ
nigenobire to make good one's escape, to escape to a safe place, to make one's getaway, to effect one's escape
逃げのびろ
nigenobiro to make good one's escape, to escape to a safe place, to make one's getaway, to effect one's escape
にげのびれ
nigenobire to make good one's escape, to escape to a safe place, to make one's getaway, to effect one's escape
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