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 | emergency {adj} [attr.] [e.g. exit, operation, landing] | 970 Not- [z. B. Ausgang, Operation, Landung] |  |
Nouns |
 | EU neol. Brexit [short for: British exit from the EU] | 12 Brexit {m} [EU-Austritt Großbritanniens] |  |
 | leaving [exit] | 12 Hinausgehen {n} |  |
 | econ. EU Grexit [portmanteau combining the words Greece and exit, referring to the possibility that Greece could leave the Eurozone] | 7 Grexit {m} [Kunstwort aus Greece und exit; möglicher Austritt Griechenlands aus der Euro-Zone] |  |
 | neol. pol. Gexit [Germany's exit from the euro zone] | Dexit {m} |  |
 | jobs offboarding | Offboarding {n} [Exit-Management] [Austrittsprozess] |  |
 | pol. Scoxit [coll.] [from Scotland and exit] | Scoxit {m} [Loslösung Schottlands vom Vereinigten Königreich] |  |
2 Words |
 | dead-end {adj} [attr.] [having no exit] | ohne Ausgang [nachgestellt] |  |
 | to go out [exit] | hinausgehen |  |
 | to hop off sth. [coll.] [to exit a bus, streetcar, etc.] | aus etw.Dat. aussteigen [Bus, Straßenbahn usw.] |  |
 | meteo. delta region [exit region] | Ausgangsgebiet {n} |  |
 | entom. emergence hole [exit hole of an insect] | Ausbohrloch {n} [Austrittsloch eines Insekts] |  |
 | jobs final interview [more common: exit interview] | Abschlussgespräch {n} |  |
 | marker lights {pl} [e.g. exit ways] | Markierungsbeleuchtung {f} [z. B. bei Fluchtwegen] |  |
 | traffic works exit [Br.] [building site exit] | Baustellenausfahrt {f} |  |
3 Words |
 | to give sb. an out [Am.] [coll.] [exit strategy] | jdm. einen Ausweg geben / eröffnen |  |
4 Words |
 | quote Hell is other people. [J. P. Sartre, No Exit] | Die Hölle, das sind die anderen. |  |
 | to make a bolt for sth. [e.g. door, exit (in a rush to escape)] | zu etw.Dat. stürmen / stürzen [um zu entkommen; z. B. zur Tür, zum Ausgang] |  |