The exit
Example: The exit is located at the end of corridor
Definition
"The exit" refers to a designated point or passage through which people can leave a building, room, or enclosed space. It is commonly marked to indicate the way out, ensuring safe and easy evacuation or departure.
Etymology
The phrase "the exit" derives from the Latin word 'exitus', meaning 'a going out' or 'departure'. It entered English through Old French in the late medieval period. Did you know? 'Exit' originally referred to the act of going out, but over time it came to denote the actual place or opening used for leaving.
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"The exit" appears in the Vocaplus list "English - General - (A2) - set 3", containing 116 commonly used words.
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