避 (bì): to avoid

On a summer day when it rained, I quickly ran into a roadside supermarket to avoid the rain.

When hiking in the mountains, it's best to bring a knife so you can avoid snakes.

To avoid suspicion, he voluntarily resigned from the position of project manager related to his relatives.

This contract uses many technical terms, clearly to avoid the important and dwell on the trivial, attempting to shirk responsibility.