0 to escape or avoid by quickness or cleverness -- slippe/vri seg unna, unndra seg
He eluded his pursuers.
1 to be too difficult etc for (a person) to understand or remember -- ikke riktig få tak i meningen; bli borte for
The principal aim is to provide the kind of synthesis that eludes attempts to generalise from a single region.
The model guarantees certain realizability and consistency properties which have eluded some other straightforward theories.
While any consensus about the philosophical superstructure of a postindustrial social policy has eluded the academy, entrepreneurs in the field have deployed seminal innovations.
They were satires, and satire is about wrenching apart illusions and reality, making people grasp a reality which often eludes them.
A suitable constraint qualification (which would still be only a sufficient condition) has eluded us and instead we make the following assumption.
He also believes that he has hit on the true explanation of speciation, which has eluded the community of evolutionary biologists.
The data, however, present an interestingly complicated picture, one that eludes simple generalizations.
Although his men were weakened by defections, disease, and attacks by colonial troops, they eventually eluded their pursuers and dispersed into the mountainous terrain.
