Brexit

noun

1
before 23rd June 2016, the possibility of the United Kingdom leaving the European Union; a blend of the words ‘British’ or ‘Britain’ and ‘exit’
British Prime Minister David Cameron has raised the possibility of a ‘Brexit’, a British exit from the European Union.
Submitted from:
United Kingdom on 26/01/2013
Open Dictionary - January2013
2
after the referendum held on 23rd June 2016, the fact that the United Kingdom voted to leave the European Union
Many businesses are concerned about the effect Brexit will have - or has had already in some cases - on their companies.
England voted strongly for Brexit, by 53.4% to 46.6%, as did Wales.
Submitted from:
United Kingdom on 08/06/2016
Open Dictionary - June2016
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The term Brexit first appeared in June 2012, on the model of Grexit, a term which had appeared earlier in the year in reference to the possibility of Greece leaving the Eurozone (the group of EU countries which use the Euro as a unit of currency). Its coinage attributed to economist Ebrahim Rahbari, Grexit has also inspired the word Fixit in relation to Finland’s ongoing deliberations on Eurozone membership, and more recently Czechit in relation to the Czech Republic’s relationship with the EU.
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单词	brexit
释义	Brexit noun Other entries for this word Brexit verb hard Brexit noun soft Brexit noun Brexit bounce noun Brexit juice noun clean Brexit noun disorderly Brexit noun DEFINITIONS2 1 before 23rd June 2016, the possibility of the United Kingdom leaving the European Union; a blend of the words ‘British’ or ‘Britain’ and ‘exit’ British Prime Minister David Cameron has raised the possibility of a ‘Brexit’, a British exit from the European Union. Submitted from: United Kingdom on 26/01/2013 Open Dictionary - January2013 2 after the referendum held on 23rd June 2016, the fact that the United Kingdom voted to leave the European Union Many businesses are concerned about the effect Brexit will have - or has had already in some cases - on their companies. England voted strongly for Brexit, by 53.4% to 46.6%, as did Wales. Submitted from: United Kingdom on 08/06/2016 Open Dictionary - June2016 Featured as a BuzzWord! The term Brexit first appeared in June 2012, on the model of Grexit, a term which had appeared earlier in the year in reference to the possibility of Greece leaving the Eurozone (the group of EU countries which use the Euro as a unit of currency). Its coinage attributed to economist Ebrahim Rahbari, Grexit has also inspired the word Fixit in relation to Finland’s ongoing deliberations on Eurozone membership, and more recently Czechit in relation to the Czech Republic’s relationship with the EU. Read more Noun☞Brexit Brexit verb Other entries for this word Brexit noun hard Brexit noun soft Brexit noun Brexit bounce noun Brexit juice noun clean Brexit noun disorderly Brexit noun DEFINITIONS1 1 used as a verb to refer to the United Kingdom leaving the European Union to Brexit, or not to Brexit Submitted from: United Kingdom on 23/02/2016 Open Dictionary - February2016 Verb☞Brexit
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