elude
v.
1530s, "delude, make a fool of," from Latin eludere "finish play, win at play; escape from or parry (a blow), make a fool of, mock, frustrate; win from at play," from assimilated form of ex- "out, away" (see ex-) + ludere "to play" (see ludicrous). Sense of "evade" is first recorded 1610s in a figurative sense, 1630s in a literal one. Related: Eluded; eludes; eluding.
〔李〕[e-(ex-)=out在……外；lud=to play玩耍；-e→“to play out of the rule在规则之外玩”→] v. avoid capture by, or escape from逃避，躲避