Other forms: getaways
A getaway is a short escape from daily life to somewhere relaxing. A weekend getaway, a romantic getaway, plan a getaway.
The travel sense is largely advertising language, and it belongs to brochures more than to speech. The older sense is criminal — a getaway car is the one waiting after a robbery — and the two live side by side without confusion.
1noungetawayA short escape from daily life.
“We booked a weekend getaway to a cottage in the mountains.”
getaway is a trip, or an escape.
Also accepted in games: break
Deverbal from get away.
Etymology from Wiktionary, CC BY-SA