Exit | Mean of exit in English Dictionary

/ˈɛgzət/

• Noun
• something (such as a door) that is used as a way to go out of a place
1. Use the emergency exit in case of fire.
2. There are 12 exits in the building.
3. We can't get out this way: the sign says “No Exit.”
4. the exit door
5. The deal provides an exit for the company. [=a way for the company to stop being involved in something]
• the act of going out or away from something
1. Her exit [=departure] was not noticed at the time.
2. He made a quick exit. [=he left quickly]
3. We made an early exit from the show. [=we left the show early]
• the act of leaving a situation, competition, etc.
1. Most fans were surprised by the team's early exit from the tournament. [=surprised that the team lost and was out of the tournament at an early stage]
2. The company needs to have an exit strategy. [=a plan for ending its involvement when it wants or needs to end it]

• a special road by which vehicles leave a highway
1. Take the first exit.
2. exit ramps
• Verb
• to go out of a place or situation
1. We can exit (out) through the back door.
2. exit a building
3. exit the parking lot
4. The team exited the tournament early.
• to cause (a computer program) to stop when you have finished using it
1. Save your work and then exit the program.