exit
n
1 action of leaving; departure, esp that of an actor from the stage 離別; 離開; (尤指演員)退場(chǎng)
The heroine makes her exit (from the stage). 女主角退場(chǎng).
When his ex-wife arrived at the party he made a swift exit, ie he left quickly. 在聚會(huì)上, 他的前妻來到時(shí), 他匆匆離去.
[attrib 作定語]
an exit visa, ie a stamp or signature on a passport giving permission to leave a particular country 出境簽證.
2 way out (of a public building) (公共建筑物的)出口, 太平門
There are four emergency exits in the department store. 這百貨公司有四個(gè)緊急出口.
[attrib 作定語]
The exit signs in cinemas are usually illuminated. 電影院的出口標(biāo)記通常都有照明.
3 point at which a road, etc turns off from a motorway or roundabout, allowing vehicles to leave (車輛可從高速公路或環(huán)狀交叉路駛出的)出口, 出路
At the roundabout, take the third exit. 在環(huán)狀交叉路口, 從第三條出路駛出.
Leave the motorway at the Stokenchurch exit. 在斯托肯徹切出口處駛離高速公路. exit, v [I]
1 go out; (esp of an actor) leave (the stage) 出去; 離去; 退出; (尤指演員)退場(chǎng)
At the end of the third scene the actress exits. 該女演員於第三場(chǎng)結(jié)束時(shí)退場(chǎng).
(joc 謔) We exited from the party as soon as we could. 我們?cè)诰蹠?huì)上能抽得身時(shí), 便鞠躬下臺(tái)告辭而去.
2 (as a printed stage direction in plays) he or she leaves the stage (劇本中的舞臺(tái)說明)他下場(chǎng)
Exit Macbeth. 麥克佩斯退場(chǎng). Cf 參看 exeunt.
resultantadj. 因而發(fā)生的,結(jié)果必然產(chǎn)生的;[物]組合的,合成的;
n. 結(jié)果,后果;合力,合成力,合成[運(yùn)動(dòng)],[數(shù)]結(jié)式,消元式,[物]合量,組合,[化]生成物,(反應(yīng))產(chǎn)物;[數(shù)學(xué)] 合矢量:等價(jià)于一組向量的一個(gè)單個(gè)向量;