What does "exits" mean?

1. (ways out) the doors or paths you use to leave a building, plane, or motorway. 2. (leaves a place) when someone or something leaves a room, building, or computer program.

exits

n. · v.

US //ˈɛɡzɪts// UK //ˈɛɡzɪts// ex·its

1 ways out (n.)
A2 Elementary

the doors or paths you use to leave a building, plane, or motorway.

multiple points of egress from an enclosed space, vehicle, or controlled-access highway.

Example

The cinema has four emergency exits in case of a fire.

Example

Safety regulations require that all emergency exits remain unobstructed and clearly illuminated throughout the duration of the performance.
- ways out
- doorways
- outlets
- entrances
2 leaves a place (v.)
A2 Elementary

when someone or something leaves a room, building, or computer program.

the action of departing from a physical location or terminating a software application.

Example

The actor exits the stage on the left side after his final speech.

Example

The user typically exits the application by clicking the icon in the top corner, which automatically saves any pending changes to the database.
- enters