The word 逃离 is formed by combining two characters, each contributing a layer of meaning to create a single, intensified concept. The first character, 逃 (táo), means "to escape" or "to flee", typically from danger or confinement. The second, 离 (lí), means "to leave" or "to depart from". When fused, they do not simply list two actions; instead, they merge to depict a specific kind of leaving, one that is urgent, often desperate, and motivated by the need to get away from an undesirable situation, thus forming the comprehensive idea of "to flee from" or "to escape away".