Okay, the user wants me to translate "escape clause" into French. Let me think about the correct term.
First, "escape clause" in legal terms is often translated as "clause de sortie" in French. I should confirm that this is the standard translation. Let me check a few sources. Yes, "clause de sortie" is commonly used in contracts and agreements to refer to a provision that allows a party to exit the agreement under certain conditions.
Wait, is there another possible translation? Maybe "disposition de sortie" or "article de sortie"? But "clause" is more specific here. "Clause" in French contracts is equivalent to "clause" in English, so "clause de sortie" seems accurate.
Also, the user provided the example "ok" which was translated to "ok" since it's already in French. But in this case, "escape clause" isn't in French, so I need to translate it.
No other possible translations come to mind. I'll go with "clause de sortie" as the correct translation.
clause de sortie
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