egress

• Nom désignant l'action de sortir ou de quitter un lieu, ainsi que le chemin ou le passage permettant de sortir.

A noun referring to the act of going out or leaving a place, or a path or opening for exiting.

1. Exit or way outC1formal

   The act of leaving a place, or a path or opening for leaving.

   sortie, action de sortir

   • The building has multiple egress points for emergencies.
   • Passengers must use the designated egress during an evacuation.
   • The fire marshal inspected all egress routes.

   Synonymesdepartureescapeexitoutletway out

   Antonymesaccessentranceentryingress

• Verbe signifiant sortir ou quitter un lieu ; de nos jours surtout archaïque ou employé dans des contextes officiels/juridiques.

A verb meaning to go out or leave a place; now largely archaic or used in formal/legal contexts.

1. To go out or leaveC2formal

   To exit or depart from a place, often used in formal or technical contexts.

   sortir

   • The passengers were instructed to egress the aircraft in an orderly manner.
   • The emergency plan requires all personnel to egress the building immediately.
   • The tunnel allows trapped miners to egress safely.

   Synonymesdepartexitgo outleavewithdraw

   Antonymesarriveenter