英语词汇“exit”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

exitnoun [ C ]

uk/ˈek.sɪt//ˈeɡ.zɪt/us/ˈek.sɪt//ˈeɡ.zɪt/

exit noun [ C ] (DOOR)

A2 the door through which you might leave a building or large vehicle, or the act of leaving something, especially a theatre stage:

a fire exit (= a door you can escape through if there is a fire)

an emergency exit

He saw Emma arrive and made a quick exit.

She made her exit from the stage to rapturous applause.

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entrance

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At the end of the performance, there was a mad dash for the exit.
Turn off the motorway at the next exit.
The police are covering all the exits, so they've no chance of escape.
Is the emergency exit suitable for wheelchairs?
There are three exits from the gallery, but only one leads directly onto the street.

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Parts of buildings: doors & parts of doors

architrave
bell push
door
door knocker
doorbell
doorway
draught excluder
fire door
five-bar gate
French doors
knob
knocker
letterbox
revolving door
screen door
stage door
storm door/window
swing door
up-and-over
weatherboarding

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Departing

exit noun [ C ] (ROAD)

A2 a smaller road used to leave a main road:

Come off the motorway at the Duxford exit.

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Roads & routes in general

ascent
bicycle lane/path
bike lane/path
blacktop
communication
cycle lane/path
fast link
footstep
inside lane
one-way
outside lane
pass
passable
road
road safety
road sense
switchback
trade route
two-way
way

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exitverb [ I or T ]

uk/ˈek.sɪt//ˈeɡ.zɪt/us/ˈek.sɪt//ˈeɡ.zɪt/

exit verb [ I or T ] (BUILDING)

to leave a building or large vehicle:

I exited quickly before anyone could see me.

Please exit the theatre by the side doors.

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Departing

abandon
absquatulate
backward
be ready to roll idiom
bog
desertion
drive
go down
hit
piss
push along
push off
ready
road
run
run away
sally
walk off (somewhere)
walk out
without (so much as) a backward glance idiom

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exit verb [ I or T ] (COMPUTER)

B1 to end a computer program that you are using:

You have to exit the program before starting another.

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Operating computers

aliasing
always-on
black hat
BMP
caps lock (key)
computerize
cut
enter
fire
format
hacker
hash
keyboarder
punch
roll (sth) over sth
scroll bar
title bar
touchscreen
uninstall
zip

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单词	exit
释义	Contents noun (2) exit (DOOR) exit (ROAD) verb (2) exit (BUILDING) exit (COMPUTER) Contents noun (1) exit (1) verb (1) exit (1) Contents verb (3) exit (1) exit (2) exit (3) noun (3) exit (1) exit (2) exit (3) English American Business exitnoun [ C ] uk/ˈek.sɪt//ˈeɡ.zɪt/us/ˈek.sɪt//ˈeɡ.zɪt/ exit noun [ C ] (DOOR) A2 the door through which you might leave a building or large vehicle, or the act of leaving something, especially a theatre stage: a fire exit (= a door you can escape through if there is a fire) an emergency exit He saw Emma arrive and made a quick exit. She made her exit from the stage to rapturous applause. Compare entrance More examples At the end of the performance, there was a mad dash for the exit. Turn off the motorway at the next exit. The police are covering all the exits, so they've no chance of escape. Is the emergency exit suitable for wheelchairs? There are three exits from the gallery, but only one leads directly onto the street. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Parts of buildings: doors & parts of doors architrave bell push door door knocker doorbell doorway draught excluder fire door five-bar gate French doors knob knocker letterbox revolving door screen door stage door storm door/window swing door up-and-over weatherboarding See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Departing exit noun [ C ] (ROAD) A2 a smaller road used to leave a main road: Come off the motorway at the Duxford exit. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Roads & routes in general ascent bicycle lane/path bike lane/path blacktop communication cycle lane/path fast link footstep inside lane one-way outside lane pass passable road road safety road sense switchback trade route two-way way See more results » exitverb [ I or T ] uk/ˈek.sɪt//ˈeɡ.zɪt/us/ˈek.sɪt//ˈeɡ.zɪt/ exit verb [ I or T ] (BUILDING) to leave a building or large vehicle: I exited quickly before anyone could see me. Please exit the theatre by the side doors. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Departing abandon absquatulate backward be ready to roll idiom bog desertion drive go down hit piss push along push off ready road run run away sally walk off (somewhere) walk out without (so much as) a backward glance idiom See more results » exit verb [ I or T ] (COMPUTER) B1 to end a computer program that you are using: You have to exit the program before starting another. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Operating computers aliasing always-on black hat BMP caps lock (key) computerize cut enter fire format hacker hash keyboarder punch roll (sth) over sth scroll bar title bar touchscreen uninstall zip See more results » exitnoun [ C ] us/ˈek·sɪt, ˈeɡ·zɪt/ the door through which you might leave a room, building, or large vehicle, or a place on a main road where a vehicle can leave it by taking a smaller road: In case of fire, use the emergency exit next to the elevator. Stay on the freeway until you get to the Ventura exit. An exit is also the act of leaving a place, esp. a public place such as the stage of a theater: She made her exit to rapturous applause. exitverb [ I/T ] us/ˈek·sɪt, ˈeɡ·zɪt/ to leave a room, building, or large vehicle, or to leave a main road: [ I/T ] Please exit (the theater) by the side doors. If you exit a computer or computer program, you stop using it. exitverb [ I or T ] uk/ˈeksɪt/us to stop working for a company or doing a particular business activity: Departing executives usually exit the company almost immediately. Four cruise ships are being sold off as the company plans to exit its cruise-line operations. exit from sth We are exiting from retail to focus on distribution. FINANCE to stop investing in something: Owners of the stock, which closed at 205p yesterday, should not exit now. exit from sth Nervous investors exited from property shares. IT to stop using a computer program: Remember to save your work before you exit. exit the program/site/game exitnoun [ C ] uk/ˈeksɪt/us the act of stopping working for a company or doing a particular business activity: sb's exit from sth He spoke honestly about the company's exit from television. an exit strategy/route Make sure you have an exit strategy in case the job doesn't work out. FINANCE a way of stopping investing in something: It acquired its shares at 90p and is known to be looking for an exit. the act of ending an agreement, for example a contract or a loan: an exit from sth They successfully negotiated an exit from the contract. an exit charge/penalty/fee
随便看	hold out on sb hold out on someone hold out something hold out/offer an olive branch hold over something/someone hold rating hold sb in high/low repute hold sb off hold sb over hold sb ransom hold sb to ransom hold sb to sth hold sb's hand hold sb/sth back hold sb/sth down hold sb/sth in contempt hold sb/sth responsible hold sb/sth up hold sb/sth up to ridicule hold sbs hand hold someone at bay hold someone to something hold something against someone/something hold something at bay hold sth back

exitnoun [ C ]

exit noun [ C ] (DOOR)

exit noun [ C ] (ROAD)

exitverb [ I or T ]

exit verb [ I or T ] (BUILDING)

exit verb [ I or T ] (COMPUTER)

exitnoun [ C ]

exitverb [ I/T ]

exitverb [ I or T ]

exitnoun [ C ]