Definition of «escape route»

An escape route is a plan or path that allows someone to safely leave an area, especially in case of emergency. It could refer to a physical exit such as a door or window, but it can also mean a set of instructions on how to get out of a dangerous situation, like a fire or a natural disaster. The idea is to have a predetermined way to escape danger and reach safety.

Phrases with «escape route»

easy escape route
multiple escape routes
potential escape routes
fire escape route
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Sentences with «escape route»

It's a good idea to provide escape routes for cats such as tall cat trees or rooms inaccessible to dogs. (pethelpful.com)
Make sure that your cat has multiple escape routes from the box, and that it is difficult for another pet or person to sneak up on her while she's in the box. (cat-lovers-only.com)
They like to be able to see people or other animals approaching, and they like to have multiple escape routes in case they want to leave their boxes quickly. (aspca.org)
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