Exit 音标拼音: ['ɛgzɪt] ['ɛksət]
vi . 退出,脱离
n . 出口,退场,离去,去世
退出,脱离出口,退场,离去,去世
exit 出口; 跳出
EX exit 出口 退出
exit n 1 :
an opening that permits escape or release ; "
he blocked the way out "; "
the canyon had only one issue " [
synonym : {
exit },
{
issue }, {
outlet }, {
way out }]
2 :
euphemistic expressions for death ; "
thousands mourned his passing " [
synonym : {
passing }, {
loss }, {
departure }, {
exit },
{
expiration }, {
going }, {
release }]
3 :
the act of going out v 1 :
move out of or depart from ; "
leave the room "; "
the fugitive has left the country " [
synonym : {
exit }, {
go out }, {
get out },
{
leave }] [
ant : {
come in }, {
enter }, {
get in }, {
get into },
{
go in }, {
go into }, {
move into }]
2 :
lose the lead 3 :
pass from physical life and lose all bodily attributes and functions necessary to sustain life ; "
She died from cancer ";
"
The children perished in the fire "; "
The patient went peacefully "; "
The old guy kicked the bucket at the age of 102 " [
synonym : {
die }, {
decease }, {
perish }, {
go }, {
exit }, {
pass away }, {
expire }, {
pass }, {
kick the bucket }, {
cash in one '
s chips }, {
buy the farm }, {
conk }, {
give -
up the ghost }, {
drop dead }, {
pop off }, {
choke }, {
croak }, {
snuff it }] [
ant : {
be born }]
Exit \
Ex "
it \ [
L .,
3d pers .
sing .
pres .
of exire to go out .
See {
Exeunt }, {
Issue }.]
He (
or she )
goes out ,
or retires from view ;
as ,
exit Macbeth .
[
1913 Webster ]
Note :
The Latin words exit (
he or she goes out ),
and exeunt (
they go out ),
are used in dramatic writings to indicate the time of withdrawal from the stage of one or more of the actors .
[
1913 Webster ]
Exit \
Ex "
it \,
n . [
See 1st {
Exit }.]
1 .
The departure of a player from the stage ,
when he has performed his part .
[
1913 Webster ]
They have their exits and their entrances . --
Shak .
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2 .
Any departure ;
the act of quitting the stage of action or of life ;
death ;
as ,
to make one '
s exit .
[
1913 Webster ]
Sighs for his exit ,
vulgarly called death . --
Cowper .
[
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3 .
A way of departure ;
passage out of a place ;
egress ;
way out .
[
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Forcing the water forth through its ordinary exits .
--
Woodward .
Exitial 277 Moby Thesaurus words for "
exit ":
AWOL ,
French leave ,
abandonment ,
absence without leave ,
absquatulation ,
access ,
adit ,
aisle ,
alley ,
ambulatory ,
annihilation ,
aperture ,
arcade ,
artery ,
avenue ,
bane ,
be consumed ,
be getting along ,
be gone ,
beat a retreat ,
beat it ,
biological death ,
blowhole ,
bolt ,
bow out ,
break out ,
break through ,
buzz off ,
cease ,
cease to be ,
cease to exist ,
cessation of life ,
channel ,
chute ,
clinical death ,
cloister ,
colonnade ,
come away ,
come forth ,
come out ,
communication ,
conduit ,
connection ,
corridor ,
course ,
covered way ,
crossing the bar ,
curtains ,
cut out ,
death ,
death knell ,
debouch ,
debt of nature ,
decampment ,
decease ,
defile ,
dematerialize ,
demise ,
depart ,
departure ,
desertion ,
die ,
die away ,
die out ,
disappear ,
disappearance ,
disappearing act ,
dispel ,
disperse ,
dissipate ,
dissolution ,
dissolve ,
ditch ,
do a fade -
out ,
doom ,
door ,
duck out ,
duct ,
dwindle ,
dying ,
ebb of life ,
egress ,
egression ,
elopement ,
emerge ,
emunctory ,
end ,
end of life ,
ending ,
entrance ,
erode ,
erupt ,
escape ,
estuary ,
eternal rest ,
evacuation ,
evanesce ,
evaporate ,
exhaust ,
exodus ,
expiration ,
extinction ,
extinguishment ,
extraction ,
fade ,
fade away ,
fade out ,
ferry ,
final summons ,
find vent ,
finger of death ,
flee ,
flight ,
floodgate ,
flume ,
fly ,
ford ,
forthcoming ,
fugitation ,
gallery ,
gang along ,
gate ,
get along ,
get away ,
get off ,
get on ,
get out ,
get under way ,
getaway ,
go ,
go along ,
go away ,
go off ,
go on ,
go on furlough ,
go on leave ,
go out ,
going ,
going off ,
going out ,
grave ,
hand of death ,
hasty retreat ,
hegira ,
hide ,
ingress ,
inlet ,
interchange ,
intersection ,
issue ,
issue forth ,
jaws of death ,
junction ,
knell ,
lane ,
last debt ,
last muster ,
last rest ,
last roundup ,
last sleep ,
leak out ,
leave ,
leave no trace ,
leave the scene ,
leave -
taking ,
leaving ,
leaving life ,
loophole ,
loss of life ,
make an exit ,
making an end ,
march off ,
march out ,
melt ,
melt away ,
mosey ,
move ,
move away ,
move off ,
move out ,
ooze out ,
opening ,
out ,
outcome ,
outcoming ,
outfall ,
outgate ,
outgo ,
outgoing ,
outlet ,
overpass ,
parting ,
pass ,
pass away ,
pass out ,
passage ,
passageway ,
passing ,
passing away ,
passing over ,
perish ,
perishing ,
pore ,
port ,
portico ,
pull out ,
quick exit ,
quietus ,
quit ,
railroad tunnel ,
release ,
removal ,
rest ,
retire ,
retire from sight ,
retirement ,
retreat ,
reward ,
run ,
run out ,
running away ,
sally port ,
sashay ,
sashay off ,
scramming ,
sentence of death ,
shades of death ,
shadow of death ,
sink ,
sink away ,
skedaddle ,
skedaddling ,
sleep ,
slip away ,
slip off ,
slip out ,
sluice ,
sneak out ,
somatic death ,
spiracle ,
spout ,
stagger along ,
suffer an eclipse ,
summons of death ,
take a walk ,
take flight ,
take leave ,
take off ,
take wing ,
tap ,
toddle along ,
traject ,
trajet ,
trench ,
trough ,
troughing ,
troughway ,
tunnel ,
underpass ,
up and go ,
vanish ,
vanish from sight ,
vent ,
ventage ,
venthole ,
vomitory ,
walk out ,
walkout ,
waste ,
waste away ,
way ,
way out ,
wear away ,
weir ,
wing it ,
withdraw ,
withdrawal 1 .
A {library function } in the {C } and {Unix }
run -time library } that causes the program to terminate and
return control to the {shell }. The alternative to calling
exit " is simply to "fall off the end " of the program or its
top -level , {main }, routine .
Equivalent functions , possibly with different names , exist in
pretty much every programming language , e .g . "exit " in
Microsoft DOS } or "END " in {BASIC }.
On exit , the {run -time system } closes open files and releases
other resources . An {exit status } code (a small integer , with
zero meaning OK and other values typically indicating some
kind of error ) can be passed as the only argument to "exit ";
this will be made available to the shell . Some languages
allow the programmer to set up exit handler code which will be
called before the standard system clean -up actions .
2 . Any point in a piece of code where control is returned to
the caller , possibly activating one or more user -provided exit
handlers . This might be a {return } statement , exit call (in
sense 1 above ) or code that raises an error condition (either
intentionally or unintentionally ). If the exit is from the
top -level routine then such a point would typically terminate
the whole program , as in sense 1 .
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