fugitive \FYOO-ji-tiv\, adjective:
1. Fleeting, transitory, elusive.
2. Having taken flight, or run away.
3. Changing color as a result of exposure to light and chemical substances present in the atmosphere, in other pigments, or in the medium.
4. Dealing with subjects of passing interest, as writings; ephemeral.
5. Wandering, roving, or vagabond.
I started to write about Sean, and the writing, like a searchlight sweeping wildly, almost caught my fugitive feelings.
-- Edmund White, The Beautiful Room Is Empty
I fill my own glass now, and raise it, unspeaking: to her? to us? to the spirit of fugitive love? Whatever it is I mean, she nods as if to say she understands.
-- Vikram Seth, An Equal Music
First used by Shakespeare in Antony & Cleopatra, fugitive stems from the Latin word fugere meaning "to flee."
逃犯\ FYOO繼TIV\，形容詞：
1。轉瞬即逝，短暫的，難以捉摸。
2。考慮飛行，或逃跑。
3。改變顏色作為光與化學物質接觸到的結果提出在大氣中，在其他顏料，或在中期。
4。處理傳遞興趣的科目，如著作;短暫的。
5。徘徊，粗紗，或流浪漢。
我開始寫關於肖恩，寫作，像一個瘋狂席捲的探照燈，幾乎引起了我的逃犯的感情。
- 埃德蒙·懷特，美麗的房間是空的
我現在填寫自己的玻璃，並提高它的嘲諷：她呢？給我們嗎？逃犯的愛的精神？不管它是我的意思是，她點點頭，彷彿在說她明白。
- 維克拉姆·塞思，平等的音樂
首先用在莎士比亞安東尼和克婁巴特拉，從拉丁詞fugere意義逃犯莖“逃離”。
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