Meaning ofeludein English

Verb

1. to skillfully avoid capture; outsmart
   The detective tried to elude the suspect's clever tricks.
2. to evade using cunning; escape
   The politician's answer seemed to elude the real issue at hand.
3. to evade a pursuer; escape detection
   The suspect tried to elude the police by running through the crowd.
4. to shake off a pursuer; give the slip
   The thief managed to elude the police by hiding in the alley.
5. to be difficult to understand; confusing
   The professor's explanation was so complex that it began to elude the students.
6. to escape understanding; be incomprehensible
   The complex mathematical concept began to elude her as she struggled to understand.
7. to slip someone's memory; forget something
   The name of the book began to elude her as she tried to recall it.