exit in English: The door or way you use to leave a place; also, to leave. (noun)

Translation

The door or way you use to leave a place; also, to leave.

Word origin

From Latin exit, he or she goes out, from exire, to go out; first used in English as a stage direction in plays.

Gender

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An "exit" is the way out of a building or room.

motorway.

On a road, an "exit" is where cars can leave it.

rear .

"Exit" can also be a verb meaning to leave.

door

The flat part you open and close to go into or out of a room, building, or car.

leave

To go away from a place or person, or to let something stay where it is.

enter

To go into a place or room.

entrance

The door, gate, or way that you use to go into a place.

way

A method of doing something, or a road or path from one place to another.

entry

The act of going into a place, or the way in.

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