"exit"の定義と意味

Exit

名詞

出口, 出入口

a way that enables someone to get out of a room, building, or a vehicle of large capacity

Example

In case of an emergency, please locate the nearest exit and follow the evacuation signs.

The movie theater had multiple exits to ensure that everyone could leave safely after the show.

出口（でぐち）, エグジット

a part of a road through which vehicles can move on to another

What is an "exit"?

An exit is a section of a road where vehicles can leave one roadway and enter another, often leading to a different road, highway, or area. It is typically marked with signs and designed to allow for a safe transition from the main road to a smaller or different route. Exits are often used to access local streets, destinations, or alternate highways.

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.

退出, 退場

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.

出口（でぐち）, 退出（たいしゅつ）

the act of going out or leaving a place

Example

She made a quick exit from the meeting room when the fire alarm sounded.

His dramatic exit from the stage left the audience in suspense.

エグジット, 退場

euphemistic expressions for death

to exit

動詞

出る, 退場する

to leave a place, vehicle, etc.