B1nountraveltransport
US/ˈek.sɪt/
UK/ˈek.sɪt/
a door or way out of a place; also the act of leaving
In context
In case of fire, use the emergency exit at the end of the hall.
Take the second exit from the highway to get to the airport.
The team's early exit from the tournament disappointed fans.
Words that go with exit
noun + noun
- emergency exitDo not block the emergency exit.
- fire exitThe fire exit is next to the lift.
verb + noun
- make an exitHe made a quick exit before anyone could ask questions.
- take the exitTake the exit for District 2.
noun + preposition
- exit fromThe UK's exit from the EU took years.