exit|exited|exiting|exits in English

verb

[ex·it || 'eksɪt]

leave, go out

Use "exit|exited|exiting|exits" in a sentence

1. EXIT Exits from COMMAND.COM and returns to the program which launched it.

2. Ramps shall be used in exits or exit access corridors where changes in elevation exceed 13 mm.

3. [ Exited with status %# ]

4. The precommand exited with code %#: %

5. She exited in a hurry.

6. 1 We exited via a fire door.

7. Block all the exits.

8. 24 He exited the courtroom in a fury.

9. Imperials hold all exits.

10. The Cervical spinal nerves, sometimes called nerve rootlets, exit the spinal canal through the neuroforamen in pairs—1 nerve exits on the left side and 1 on the right

11. Povray exited abnormally (%#). See the povray output for details

12. She exits into the tropical storm.

13. Briton Closers Briton Exits Briton Locks

14. The audience scrambled for the exits.

15. Installed near building exits or along egress routes, the compact speaker produces broadband noise to lead people toward exits.

16. Cyprus exited its adjustment programme at the end of March 2016.

17. 13 I exited the database and switched off the computer.

18. The exit to the funnel is assigned to the step in the user's path that was lowest in the funnel (i.e., the step with the biggest number), even if the user actually exited higher in the funnel.

19. The three exits are actually only one.

20. Checking exits, numbers of men, weapons inventory.

21. In a building (1) for the automatic entry and exit of items or motor vehicles (3) with several superimposed and adjacent storage spaces, several conveyors for transporting the vehicles (3) and several entry and exit compartments arranged in a separate plane, the entries and exits form accessways to the conveyor.

22. There was a mad scramble for the exits.

23. To exit Notepad click Exit on the File menu.

24. Exiting the city with a vehicle is a realigning offense.

25. The station has recently installed escalators and new exits.