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I. extricate [Brit ˈɛkstrɪkeɪt, Am ˈɛkstrəˌkeɪt] VB trans

extricate (from trap, net)
dégager (from de)
extricate (from situation)
sortir (from de)

II. to extricate oneself from VB refl

to extricate oneself from refl:

to extricate oneself from place
s'extirper de
to extricate oneself from embrace
se dégager de
to extricate oneself from situation
se sortir de
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dépêtrer
to extricate (de from)
se dépêtrer de situation
to extricate oneself from
se démêler de qc
to extricate oneself from sth
se dégager d'une situation piégée
to extricate oneself from a tricky situation

in the PONS Dictionary

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extricate [ˈekstrɪkeɪt] VB trans form

extricate
dégager
to extricate oneself from sth
s'extirper de qc
to extricate oneself from a ticklish situation fig
se tirer d'une situation épineuse
French
French
English
English
se dépêtrer de qc
to extricate oneself from sth
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extricate [ˈek·strɪ·keɪt] VB trans form

extricate
dégager
to extricate oneself from sth
s'extirper de qc
to extricate oneself from a ticklish situation fig
se tirer d'une situation épineuse
French
French
English
English
se dépêtrer de qc
to extricate oneself from sth
Present
Iextricate
youextricate
he/she/itextricates
weextricate
youextricate
theyextricate
Past
Iextricated
youextricated
he/she/itextricated
weextricated
youextricated
theyextricated
Present Perfect
Ihaveextricated
youhaveextricated
he/she/ithasextricated
wehaveextricated
youhaveextricated
theyhaveextricated
Past Perfect
Ihadextricated
youhadextricated
he/she/ithadextricated
wehadextricated
youhadextricated
theyhadextricated
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Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to extricate oneself from sth
s'extirper de qc
to extricate oneself from a ticklish situation fig
se tirer d'une situation épineuse

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

The vehicle sank into soft sand, and it took him until the next day to extricate himself as the rear wheels only were driving.
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The total of the most bones extricated and most assembled correctly into a skeleton wins the challenge.
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The government was committed with no easy way to extricate itself.
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Two of the passengers were able to extricate themselves from the wreckage but the other 11 passengers were more seriously injured.
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Special equipment such as tripod hoists, harnesses, and others may be required to extricate a worker from a toxic environment, without unduly endangering rescue personnel.
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