fugitive in Finnish
fugitive in Finnish is karkulainen, karkuri, hetkellinen — fugitive means a person who is fleeing or hiding, especially to avoid arrest.
fugitive in Finnish
What does "fugitive" mean?
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noun A person who is fleeing or hiding, especially to avoid arrest.
"The fugitive was captured at the border after weeks on the run."
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adjective Fleeing or running away.
"Police tracked the fugitive suspect across three states."
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adjective Lasting only a short time; fleeting.
"She tried to capture the fugitive beauty of the sunset in a photograph."
fugitive in a sentence
- The fugitive was captured at the border after weeks on the run.
- Police tracked the fugitive suspect across three states.
- She tried to capture the fugitive beauty of the sunset in a photograph.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "fugitive" in Finnish?
"fugitive" in Finnish is karkulainen, karkuri, hetkellinen. fugitive means: A person who is fleeing or hiding, especially to avoid arrest.
How do you use "fugitive" in a sentence?
Example: "The fugitive was captured at the border after weeks on the run." In Finnish, "fugitive" is karkulainen, karkuri, hetkellinen.
Are there other ways to say "fugitive" in Finnish?
Yes — Finnish has 6 translations listed for "fugitive": karkulainen, karkuri, hetkellinen, pysymätön, saavuttamaton, pakolainen.