| 单词 | exit |
| 释义 | exit exit /; / noun, verb
■ noun [C]
BARRIER TO EXIT
1 a way out of a public building or vehicle: If the alarm sounds, leave by the nearest fire exit. There are emergency exits at the front and rear of the plane.
2 an act of leaving, especially when sb leaves a job, or a business or an investor leaves a market: Her exit has been a blow to the company. the group's exit from the insurance business He admits the firm has struggled in the UK market and is looking for an exit. An investor should always have an exit strategy (= a way to stop investing if they start losing money). Examples of industries with small exit costs are fast food restaurants and hairdressers.
❖ to find/look for/make an exit (from sth) ◆ sth provides an exit (from sth)
3 a way of ending an agreement, a contract, a loan, etc.; an act of doing so: We must make sure that we have an exit from the contract. You pay a 25% exit penalty if you cash in the policy early. There is no exit clause in the agreement.
an exit charge/cost/fee/penalty
■ verb
1 [+ obj or no obj] to go out; to leave a building, vehicle, etc: We exited via the fire escape. Please exit the building by the nearest door.
2 [+ obj] to leave a job; to stop being involved in sth, such as a type of business or an investment: He is the latest in a series of senior executives to exit the company. The group is considering exiting television. Many investors lost their nerve and exited the market. The company intends to exit from its loss-making software business (= for example, by selling it). The company plans to exit Chapter 11 protection by April 30.
3 (IT ) [+ obj] to finish using a computer program or a part of it: Press ‘Esc' to exit the program. Exit the Options window and click on ‘Esc' |
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