English → Arabic
exit in Arabic
- Pronunciation
- khurūj
- Arabizi
khuruj- Type
- noun · masculine
- Root
- خ ر ج
How to use it
"Exit" (خُرُوجٌ) is a masculine noun meaning a way out or the act of leaving. It is often used with prepositions like مِن (from) or after verbs like أَخْرَجَ.
Example sentences
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اِسْتَخْرِجْ خُرُوجَكَ بِسُرْعَةٍ.
istakhriǧ khurūjaka bisurʿah.
Make your exit quickly.
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الخُرُوجُ مِنَ المَسْرَحِ كَانَ مُتَأَخِّرًا.
al-khurūju mina al-masraḥi kāna mutaʾakhkhiran.
The exit from the theater was delayed.
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يُعْطَى الخُرُوجُ لِلمُسْتَخْدِمِ بَعْدَ إِنْهَاءِ العَمَلِ.
yuʿṭā al-khurūju lil-mustakhdimi baʿda inhāʾi al-ʿamal.
The exit is given to the user after finishing the task.
Examples from real texts
Sentences taken from published bilingual texts (subtitles, documents). They show the word in context and are not reviewed one by one.
Exit action
حدث خروج
Do Not Exit
لا تخرج
Exit strategy
ثامنا - استراتيجية الانسحاب
Exit the program
الخروج من البرنامج
Greece Must Exit
اليونان لابد أن تخرج
Exit Afghanistan?
الخروج من أفغانستان
Exit Without Save
اخرج دون الحفظ
Where's the exit?
أين المخرج؟
Exit Preview Mode
خروج معاينة نمط
Exit the Political Wife
الخروج من تقليد الزوجة السياسية
No Exit from Afghanistan
لا خروج من أفغانستان
• Macroeconomic exit strategies.
· وضع استراتجيات الخروج للاقتصاد الكلي.
Questions and answers
Is there a verb for "to exit"?
Yes, the verb is خَرَجَ (kharaja) in past tense.
How do I say "emergency exit"?
Use مَخْرَج طَارِئ (makhraj ṭāriʾ).
Related words and expressions
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