An escapee is someone who has escaped from a place — often a prison, a camp, or somewhere they were being held. It names the person, not the act.

An escapee is someone escapee指某個人 who has escaped from a place曾從某個地方逃脫 — often a prison, a camp, or somewhere they were being held通常是監獄、集中營，或某個被關住的地方。It names the person它指的是這個人, not the act不是逃脫這個動作本身。

The tone is a little official or journalistic: news reports and forms like escapee; everyday talk often just says escaped prisoner or the man who got away.

The tone is a little official or journalistic語氣有點官方或新聞味: news reports and forms新聞報導和公文 like escapee喜歡用escapee; everyday talk日常說話 often just says通常就直接說 escaped prisoner escaped prisoner（逃犯） or the man who got away或the man who got away（跑掉的那個人）。

Though actually it is not only for criminals: a prisoner of war can be an escapee, and people sometimes stretch it, with a smile, to a child who has slipped out of the house. It is almost always a person, not an animal (for animals we more often stay with escaped).

Though actually不過其實 it is not only for criminals它不是只能用在罪犯身上: a prisoner of war戰俘 can be an escapee也可以是escapee, and people sometimes stretch it人們有時還會把它延伸, with a smile笑著, to a child who has slipped out of the house用在偷溜出門的小孩身上。It is almost always a person它幾乎都是指人, not an animal不是動物 (for animals we more often stay with escaped動物我們比較常直接用escaped)。

The ending -ee here marks the person tied to the verb, like employee or detainee — though actually -ee is messy: sometimes that person receives the action (employee), and sometimes, as here, they are the one who did it.

The ending -ee here字尾-ee在這裡 marks the person tied to the verb標記出跟這個動詞綁在一起的人, like employee or detainee就像employee或detainee — though actually不過其實 -ee is messy-ee很亂: sometimes有時候 that person receives the action那個人是被動作作用到的 (employee), and有時候 sometimes, as here像這裡一樣, they are the one who did it是他自己做了那個動作。