exit

Definitions(定義)

Noun: an opening that permits escape or release
Noun: euphemistic expressions for death
Noun: the act of going out
Verb: move out of or depart from
Verb: lose the lead
Verb: pass from physical life and lose all bodily attributes and functions necessary to sustain life

Parts of Speech(品詞)

Noun, Verb

Examples(例文)

感情分析に使用された例文：

Please use the nearest exit in case of emergency.(緊急時は最寄りの出口を使ってください。)
The exit sign glowed brightly in the dark hallway.(出口のサインが暗い廊下で明るく光っていた。)
She quickly found the exit after the meeting ended.(彼女は会議が終わった後、すぐに出口を見つけた。)

Word Netから抽出した例文：

Noun: he blocked the way out
Noun: the canyon had only one issue
Noun: thousands mourned his passing
Verb: leave the room
Verb: the fugitive has left the country
Verb: She died from cancer
Verb: The children perished in the fire
Verb: The patient went peacefully
Verb: The old guy kicked the bucket at the age of 102

Synonyms/Antonyms(類語/反意語)

Synonyms(類語): buy the farm, cash in one’s chips, choke, conk, croak, decease, departure, die, drop dead, exit, expiration, expire, get out, give-up the ghost, go, go out, going, issue, kick the bucket, leave, loss, outlet, pass, pass away, passing, perish, pop off, release, snuff it, way out

Antonyms(反意語): be born, enter

Hypernyms/Hyponyms(上位語/下位語)

Hypernyms (General categories)(上位語): change state, death, departure, move, opening, play

Coordinate Terms(同じ上位語をもつもの): ace, acidify, alkalize, aperture, arouse, assume, backstop, bandy, be born, beat, become, bell, better, bid, boarding, bob, boil, bolt, bowl, break, breaking away, breech, brush, buck, burn, bustle, calcify, calm, cant, carbonize, careen, carnify, catalyze, catch, chondrify, chop, churn, citrate, climb, close, clot, cloud over, coke, come to, complete, conceive, concentrate, cool, cradle, crash, cricket, croquet, cross-fertilize, curdle, curl, cut, cut to, dance, denitrify, develop, die, disappearance, disengage, dispatch, dissolve, diverge, dodge, dress, drop back, duck, emaciate, emancipate, empty, emulsify, equilibrate, erupt, esterify, etherify, exit, explode, face off, fall, falter, farewell, fatality, fidget, field, fill, flex, flinch, fling, flip, flow, fluctuate, flurry, fly, foul, freeze, french leave, frenchify, fullback, fumble, gain, gamble, gap, get down, get into, get worse, golf, grab, gravitate, gun muzzle, heat, heave, hit the dirt, hole, homogenize, hop, hop on, intake, integrate, interstice, ionize, jerk, jolt, jump, line up, linger, liquefy, list, lunette, lunge, lurch, make way, martyrdom, megadeath, mill, misplay, mope, mouth, move back and forth, move involuntarily, move over, neck, nod, open, ossify, overgrow, pass-through, passing, play out, port, precipitate, pulsate, put out, putt, putter, quarterback, quicken, reach, react, reciprocate, reduce, relax, replay, revoke, roll, run, sailing, secularize, seesaw, separate, shake, sidle, slip, slit, snap, snooker, solvate, sorb, sour, spout, spread, start, startle, steal, stir, streak, stretch, strike out, stumble, sweep, swoop, takeoff, tee off, teeter, teeter-totter, tense, thicken, thin, thrive, throat, thrombose, throw, thunder, turn, unblock, vibrate, volley, wake up, walk, wallow, wamble, whirl, wicket, window, withdrawal, wobble, worsen, writhe, wrongful death, zonk out

Hyponyms (Specific examples)(下位語): abort, buy it, drown, eject, fall, fall out, file out, get off, go, hop out, log out, outfall, pop out, predecease, starve, step out, succumb, suffocate, undock

Derivationally Related Words(派生語)

Derivationally Related Words: Death, death, decease, decedent, depart, exit, expiration, expire, go, going, issue, leave, pass, passing

Categories(カテゴリー)

Domain Categories: general

Usage Category: informal

Usage Context: descriptive

Grammatical Notes:
intransitive verb, transitive verb

Prefixes/Suffixes(接頭辞/接尾辞)

Prefixes(接頭辞): ex

Suffixes(接尾辞):

Exam Level

TOEIC500

Media Appearance(メディア登場例)

Books(洋書): Diary of a Wimpy Kid 1

Movies(映画): Finding Nemo, The Bad Guys

Other Information(その他)

Is Abstract?(抽象的な言葉?) Yes

Is Emotion Word?(感情的な言葉?) No

Emotion Categories: