1. evade
She didn't try to evade the truth.
The prisoner evaded questioning by pretending to be sick.
The police have assured the public that the escaped prisoners will not evade recapture for long. She leaned forward to kiss him but he evaded her by pretending to sneeze.
He schemed to evade tax.
For two weeks they evaded the press.
they had somehow evaded those bumbling idiots of cops,
The pupil was trying to evade having to answer the question.
It was while attempting to evade journalists that Diana was killed, along with her companion
My husband evades doing household activities.
They falsified the account balances to evade the tax.
2. slip
Slip on your shoes.
He knows that his critics are waiting to pounce on any slip that he makes.
It's a good idea to bring something to slip on over your bathing suit.
Certainly there is nothing that will separate people more, and nothing so easy to slip into.
The exchange unfolding in front of my eyes had not a single millimetre of a gap in which for me to slip.
The stages of psychosexual development—oral, anal, phallic, latent, and genital—turn out to be one big Freudian slip, betraying severe anal retention on the part of the taxonomist.
If you sleep on your back it's easier for your upper airway to be obstructed because your tongue, uvula, etc. slip towards the back of your throat.
A Freudian slip is when you mean one thing, but you say your mother.
It wasn't my slip. (To nie była moja pomyłka.) There was a slip in her documents, did you correct it? (W jej dokumentach był błąd, poprawiłeś to?)
A single slip could be very dangerous, considering how high up the mountain they were.
I made just an accidental slip.
Clean spills immediately to avoid slips
Give me some slip, if you want to have my number.
people end up hospitalized every year from slipping on dog poop
Just one slip and you'll be mistaken for a troll and flamed.
Inglês palavra "ускользнуть"(slip) ocorre em conjuntos:
lose yourself