| [/ˈeksɪt, also ˈegzt; ˋɛksɪt, ˋɛɡzət/] n 用法:
1 action of leaving; departure, esp that of an actor from the stage 离别; 离开; （尤指演员）退场:
The heroine makes her exit (from the stage). 女主角退场. *
When his ex-wife arrived at the party he made a swift exit, ie he left quickly. 在聚会上, 他的前妻来到时, 他匆匆离去. *
[attrib 作定语] an exit visa, ie a stamp or signature on a passport giving permission to leave a particular country 出境签证. 用法:
2 way out (of a public building) （公共建筑物的）出口, 太平门:
There are four emergency exits in the department store. 这百货公司有四个紧急出口. *
[attrib 作定语] The exit signs in cinemas are usually illuminated. 电影院的出口标记通常都有照明. 用法:
3 point at which a road, etc turns off from a motorway or roundabout, allowing vehicles to leave （车辆可从高速公路或环状交叉路驶出的）出口, 出路:
At the roundabout, take the third exit. 在环状交叉路口, 从第三条出路驶出. *
Leave the motorway at the Stokenchurch exit. 在斯托肯彻切出口处驶离高速公路. exit 2
v [I] 用法:
1 go out; (esp of an actor) leave (the stage) 出去; 离去; 退出; （尤指演员）退场:
At the end of the third scene the actress exits. 该女演员於第三场结束时退场. *
(joc 谑) We exited from the party as soon as we could. 我们在聚会上能抽得身时, 便鞠躬下台告辞而去. 用法:
2 (as a printed stage direction in plays) he or she leaves the stage （剧本中的舞台说明）他下场:
Exit Macbeth. 麦克佩斯退场. Cf 参看 exeunt. |