exit — ex‧it [ˈegzt, ˈekst] verb [intransitive, transitive] 1. to leave a market, a type of business, or an agreement: • The bank has made great efforts to exit the long term lending business. exit from • The company plans to exit from the real estate … Financial and business terms
exit — ex|it1 [ eksıt ] noun count * 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. emergency/fire exit (=a door allowing people to leave a building or vehicle… … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
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. emergency/fire exit (= a door… … English dictionary
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exit — [ek′sit, eg′zit] n. [L exitus, orig. pp. of exire, to go out < ex , out + ire, to go < IE base * ei > YEAR, Sans ḗmi, Goth iddja (I went)] 1. an actor s departure from the stage 2. a going out; departure 3. a way out; doorway or passage… … English World dictionary