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10 Language-to-English Dictionariesuscita
Pronunciation / Transliteration: usheeta
"L'uscita di emergenza era chiaramente segnalata."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
The action or process of going out or leaving a place.
"The emergency blueprint clearly marks every designated route for rapid egress and egression during a crisis." - 2
The emergence or out-flowing of something from a source or origin.
"Scientists monitored the egression of heated gas bubbles from the geothermal vent."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Derived from the Latin 'egressio', stemming from 'egredi' meaning 'to go out' (ex- 'out' + gradi 'to walk, step'). Entering English in the early 17th century, it initially denoted the physical act of exiting or emerging from an enclosed space before acquiring broader ecological and technical connotations.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Egression" is said worldwide
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sortie
Transliteration: sortee
"La sortie du bâtiment a été bloquée par des débris."
Ausgang
Transliteration: owsgang
"Der Ausgang befand sich am Ende des Korridors."
uscita
Transliteration: usheeta
"L'uscita di emergenza era chiaramente segnalata."
egreso
Transliteration: egreso
"El egreso de los estudiantes se realizó de forma ordenada."
saída
Transliteration: saida
"A saída rápida do local evitou maiores problemas."
निकास
Transliteration: nikas
"भवन से बाहर जाने का मुख्य निकास द्वार पीछे की ओर है।"
离开
Transliteration: líkāi
"人群开始有秩序地离开大厅。"
탈출
Transliteration: talchul
"건물에서의 신속한 탈출이 무엇보다 중요하다."
退出
Transliteration: taishutsu
"非常口からのスムーズな退出が求められる。"
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