egress
egress 英 [ˈi:gres] 美 [ˈiˌɡrɛs]
n. 外出；出口 vi. 外出 vt. 使外出
进行时:egressing 过去式:egressed 过去分词:egressed 第三人称单数:egresses 名词复数:egresses
- If you want to leave a place, you need a means of egress, or a way to exit, such as a door or window. It was a beautiful old house, but without enough ways of egress, they needed outdoor fire-stairs for reaching the upper floors.
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- n. 外出；出口
- vi. 外出
- vt. 使外出
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1. Some rooms may require large windows, called “egress” windows, for fire safety.
一些房间可能会需要大窗户，也就是“出路窗”，方便发生火灾时出逃。
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2. Traditionally, the physical infrastructure providers control the underlying hardware; they provide the cloud tenant with egress and ingress at the most fundamental level.
传统上，物理设备供应商控制底层硬件； 它们提供给租户基础层上的出口和入口；
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3. After three days, Hou Yi leads the numerous people to egress the hunting, has ulterior motives loose Mongolia disguised to fall ill, has remained down.
三天后，后羿率众徒外出狩猎，心怀鬼胎的蓬蒙假装生病，留了下来。
- egress (n.) 1530s, "act of going out," from Latin egressus "a going out," noun use of past participle of egredi "go out," from ex "out" (see ex-) + -gredi, combining form of gradi "step, go" (from PIE root *ghredh- "to walk, go"). Perhaps a back-formation from egression (early 15c.). Meaning "place of exit" is from 1670s. "One who goes out" is an egressor.
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