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复数形式
exits
1
出口
a way that enables someone to get out of a room, building, or a vehicle of large capacity
- In case of an emergency, please locate the nearest exit and follow the evacuation signs.
在紧急情况下，请找到最近的出口并遵循疏散标志。
- The movie theater had multiple exits to ensure that everyone could leave safely after the show.
电影院有多个出口，以确保每个人在演出后都能安全离开。
- She quickly found the exit of the building when she realized she was late for her appointment.
当她意识到自己约会迟到时，她很快找到了建筑物的出口。
- The bus driver reminded the passengers to use the rear exit when disembarking to keep the front clear.
巴士司机提醒乘客下车时使用后出口，以保持前面畅通。
- He pointed out the exit to the visitors, making sure they knew how to leave the museum after their tour.
他向参观者指出了出口，确保他们知道在参观结束后如何离开博物馆。
2
出口, 出路
a part of a road through which vehicles can move on to another
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.
- She took the exit to the city center to reach her destination.
她走了通往市中心的出口以到达目的地。
- The highway exit was clearly marked with signs indicating the direction to the airport.
高速公路的出口清楚地标有指示机场方向的标志。
- He missed the exit and had to drive several miles before finding another way back.
他错过了出口，不得不开了几英里才找到另一条回去的路。
- The GPS instructed them to take the next exit to reach their hotel.
GPS指示他们走下一个出口以到达他们的酒店。
3
the act of leaving the stage by an actor
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.
- The actor made a dramatic exit at the end of the scene.
- The play featured multiple exits and entrances.
- She paused for effect before her exit.
- His exit drew applause from the audience.
- The actor forgot his exit line.
4
出口
the act of going out or leaving a place
- She made a quick exit from the meeting room when the fire alarm sounded.
当火警警报响起时，她迅速从会议室退出。
- His dramatic exit from the stage left the audience in suspense.
他从舞台上的 戏剧性 退出让观众悬疑不已。
- They planned their exit strategy carefully to avoid any complications.
他们精心策划了退出策略以避免任何并发症。
- He signaled for his team to prepare for a swift exit.
他示意他的团队准备快速退出。
5
the act of leaving life
- His sudden exit shocked the entire community.
- The playwright alluded to a character's exit from life.
- The poem reflects on the inevitability of exit.
- Death is sometimes referred to as a final exit.
- He prepared for a peaceful exit in old age.