“To make one's getaway” in Japanese
Short answer
To make one's getaway 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 make one's getaway” in Japanese
逃げおおせる
nigeooseru to escape, to make one's getaway, to manage to get away
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
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
逃げ延ぶれ
nigenobure to make good one's escape, to escape to a safe place, to make one's getaway, to effect one's escape
逃げのびん
nigenobin 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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