逃走

逃走 (táo zǒu) means 'to escape' or 'to run away,' typically in a situation of danger, fear, or to avoid something unpleasant. It emphasizes the act of fleeing rather than simply moving.

The character 逃 (táo) originally meant 'to flee' and comes from the radical for 'foot' (走), suggesting movement. 走 (zǒu) literally means 'to walk' or 'to go,' but in this context, it reinforces the idea of physical movement away from a place or situation.

逃走 is commonly used in both literal and figurative contexts, such as escaping from a dangerous situation, avoiding responsibility, or even in literature to describe characters running from their problems. It is often used in news reports, stories, and daily conversations.