exit
- exit
- I UK [ˈeksɪt] / US
noun countable]
Word forms "exit":
singular exit
plural exits
*
1) a door that leads out of a public place such as a room or building
I was wandering round Belgrade Airport looking for the exit.
Passengers should leave the plane by the nearest emergency exit.
2) a small road that allows you to drive off a motorway
Take the next exit going north.
3) the act of leaving a place
She stepped in front of me and blocked my exit.
They made a hasty exit through the back door.
4) formal an occasion when someone stops being involved in a situation or activity, or is no longer in a particular position
His opponent's inspired performance condemned the champion to an early exit.
the massive election defeat that led to his exit from the political scene
II UK [ˈeksɪt] / US
verb
Word forms "exit":
present tense
I/you/we/they exit
he/she/it exits
present participle exiting
past tense exited
past participle exited
1)
a) intransitive/transitive] formal to leave an area, for example a room, building, or aircraft
Exit the building to your left, please.
Passengers are requested to exit from the aircraft through the emergency doors.
b) intransitive] theatre used as a written instruction that tells an actor to leave the stage at a particular time in a play
2) intransitive/transitive] to end a computer program that you are using
Type "X" to exit the program.
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