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Exit
01
出口, 脱出口
a way that enables someone to get out of a room, building, or a vehicle of large capacity
Example
The movie theater had multiple exits to ensure that everyone could leave safely after the show.
In case of an emergency, please locate the nearest exit and follow the evacuation signs.
She quickly found the exit of the building when she realized she was late for her appointment.
02
出口, 出入口
a part of a road through which vehicles can move on to another
Example
She took the exit to the city center to reach her destination.
The highway exit was clearly marked with signs indicating the direction to the airport.
He missed the exit and had to drive several miles before finding another way back.
03
退出, 出ること
an act of departure from the stage by an actor
What is an "exit"?
An exit in theater refers to the moment when an actor leaves the stage during a performance. It is a planned departure that is part of the script and can occur for various reasons, such as completing a scene or moving to a different location within the story. The actor’s exit is carefully timed to ensure it aligns with the flow of the performance and contributes to the development of the plot.
04
出口, 退場
the act of going out or leaving a place
Example
They planned their exit strategy carefully to avoid any complications.
She made a quick exit from the meeting room when the fire alarm sounded.
He signaled for his team to prepare for a swift exit.
05
出口, 退場
euphemistic expressions for death
to exit
01
出る, 退去する
to leave a place, vehicle, etc.
Transitive: to exit a place or vehicle
Example
In case of a fire drill, employees are instructed to calmly exit the building .
After the movie ended, the audience began to exit the theater.
Upon reaching their destination, the weary travelers were eager to exit the plane.
02
亡くなる, 死ぬ
to die or pass away
Intransitive
Example
The sudden car accident tragically caused two lives to exit prematurely.
After a long battle with illness, the elderly man peacefully exited surrounded by his loved ones.
The family gathered to mourn the loss of their matriarch, who had gracefully exited in her sleep.
03
退出する, 後退する
to withdraw or fall behind in a competition, race, or contest, losing a previously held advantageous position
Transitive: to exit a position or competition
Example
The candidate 's controversial statement caused him to quickly exit the lead position in the polls.
The early frontrunner in the race started to exit the lead as other competitors surged forward.
The stock market saw a sudden shift, causing several investors to exit their positions.
例
The movie theater had multiple exits to ensure that everyone could leave safely after the show.
In case of an emergency, please locate the nearest exit and follow the evacuation signs.
She quickly found the exit of the building when she realized she was late for her appointment.
He pointed out the exit to the visitors, making sure they knew how to leave the museum after their tour.
The bus driver reminded the passengers to use the rear exit when disembarking to keep the front clear.
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