Definition of exit line in English:

exit line

noun

1A line spoken by an actor immediately before leaving the stage.
演员退场前说的台词
Example sentencesExamples
- The film is worth viewing if only for her exit line in one scene, ‘I moonlight as a shrine maiden.’
- Cinema historians will be thrilled to know there is finally an exit line to top Orson Welles's immortal ‘Rosebud…’ at the end of Citizen Kane.
- Almost equally valuable is their conscious retention of the subjunctive in Richard's exit line at the climax of IV.iii, ‘My wounds are inward.’
1. 1.1 A parting remark.
  临别赠言
  ‘You've got lipstick all over your face.’ And using that as an exit line she stalked out
  Example sentencesExamples
  If ever there was an exit line Justin just heard it and that didn't make him feel any better because he wanted to get along with his mother.
  He had sat staring after her, agape for a few long moments after she delivered that perfect exit line and sashayed out of the bar.
  With that echoing exit line, he spun on his heel and disappeared into shadow.
  The world watching the broadcasts, however, saw a shrunken old man whose exit line - ‘God willing, I will come back’ - seemed unlikely to be fulfilled.
  This doesn't seem like an exit line; he seems to really mean it.
  And with that grand exit line, I stepped out of the car.
  I turned to my sons with what I was sure would be our exit line - ‘It is your choice whether or not you want to spend your money here’.
  Next time, I was going to have to think of another exit line.
  ‘I am just going outside and may be some time’ must be the most famous exit line in the world, quoted almost daily.
  Before they could react, the distinguished guest broke the tension by an exit line which would do any great actor proud; ‘Don't be alarmed, Mr. Chairman, I did the same thing to Stalin and the Pope’.
  ‘By the way,’ the patient adds, as I try for a discreet exit line, ‘Could you get one of the nurses to pick up my bedpan?’
  I'm trying to come up with a more original exit line.
  Feeling this a fitting exit line, she turned from me, collected her coat that hung over the back of a chair and walked to the door.

Definition of exit line in US English:

exit line

noun

1A line spoken by an actor immediately before leaving the stage.
演员退场前说的台词
Example sentencesExamples
- Almost equally valuable is their conscious retention of the subjunctive in Richard's exit line at the climax of IV.iii, ‘My wounds are inward.’
- Cinema historians will be thrilled to know there is finally an exit line to top Orson Welles's immortal ‘Rosebud…’ at the end of Citizen Kane.
- The film is worth viewing if only for her exit line in one scene, ‘I moonlight as a shrine maiden.’
1. 1.1 A parting remark.
  临别赠言
  “You've got lipstick all over your face.” And using that as an exit line she stalked out
  Example sentencesExamples
  This doesn't seem like an exit line; he seems to really mean it.
  ‘I am just going outside and may be some time’ must be the most famous exit line in the world, quoted almost daily.
  He had sat staring after her, agape for a few long moments after she delivered that perfect exit line and sashayed out of the bar.
  With that echoing exit line, he spun on his heel and disappeared into shadow.
  If ever there was an exit line Justin just heard it and that didn't make him feel any better because he wanted to get along with his mother.
  Feeling this a fitting exit line, she turned from me, collected her coat that hung over the back of a chair and walked to the door.
  And with that grand exit line, I stepped out of the car.
  Before they could react, the distinguished guest broke the tension by an exit line which would do any great actor proud; ‘Don't be alarmed, Mr. Chairman, I did the same thing to Stalin and the Pope’.
  ‘By the way,’ the patient adds, as I try for a discreet exit line, ‘Could you get one of the nurses to pick up my bedpan?’
  I turned to my sons with what I was sure would be our exit line - ‘It is your choice whether or not you want to spend your money here’.
  I'm trying to come up with a more original exit line.
  The world watching the broadcasts, however, saw a shrunken old man whose exit line - ‘God willing, I will come back’ - seemed unlikely to be fulfilled.
  Next time, I was going to have to think of another exit line.

单词	exit line
释义	Definition of exit line in English: exit line noun 1A line spoken by an actor immediately before leaving the stage. 演员退场前说的台词 Example sentencesExamples The film is worth viewing if only for her exit line in one scene, ‘I moonlight as a shrine maiden.’ Cinema historians will be thrilled to know there is finally an exit line to top Orson Welles's immortal ‘Rosebud…’ at the end of Citizen Kane. Almost equally valuable is their conscious retention of the subjunctive in Richard's exit line at the climax of IV.iii, ‘My wounds are inward.’ 1.1 A parting remark. 临别赠言 ‘You've got lipstick all over your face.’ And using that as an exit line she stalked out Example sentencesExamples If ever there was an exit line Justin just heard it and that didn't make him feel any better because he wanted to get along with his mother. He had sat staring after her, agape for a few long moments after she delivered that perfect exit line and sashayed out of the bar. With that echoing exit line, he spun on his heel and disappeared into shadow. The world watching the broadcasts, however, saw a shrunken old man whose exit line - ‘God willing, I will come back’ - seemed unlikely to be fulfilled. This doesn't seem like an exit line; he seems to really mean it. And with that grand exit line, I stepped out of the car. I turned to my sons with what I was sure would be our exit line - ‘It is your choice whether or not you want to spend your money here’. Next time, I was going to have to think of another exit line. ‘I am just going outside and may be some time’ must be the most famous exit line in the world, quoted almost daily. Before they could react, the distinguished guest broke the tension by an exit line which would do any great actor proud; ‘Don't be alarmed, Mr. Chairman, I did the same thing to Stalin and the Pope’. ‘By the way,’ the patient adds, as I try for a discreet exit line, ‘Could you get one of the nurses to pick up my bedpan?’ I'm trying to come up with a more original exit line. Feeling this a fitting exit line, she turned from me, collected her coat that hung over the back of a chair and walked to the door. Definition of exit line in US English: exit line noun 1A line spoken by an actor immediately before leaving the stage. 演员退场前说的台词 Example sentencesExamples Almost equally valuable is their conscious retention of the subjunctive in Richard's exit line at the climax of IV.iii, ‘My wounds are inward.’ Cinema historians will be thrilled to know there is finally an exit line to top Orson Welles's immortal ‘Rosebud…’ at the end of Citizen Kane. The film is worth viewing if only for her exit line in one scene, ‘I moonlight as a shrine maiden.’ 1.1 A parting remark. 临别赠言 “You've got lipstick all over your face.” And using that as an exit line she stalked out Example sentencesExamples This doesn't seem like an exit line; he seems to really mean it. ‘I am just going outside and may be some time’ must be the most famous exit line in the world, quoted almost daily. He had sat staring after her, agape for a few long moments after she delivered that perfect exit line and sashayed out of the bar. With that echoing exit line, he spun on his heel and disappeared into shadow. If ever there was an exit line Justin just heard it and that didn't make him feel any better because he wanted to get along with his mother. Feeling this a fitting exit line, she turned from me, collected her coat that hung over the back of a chair and walked to the door. And with that grand exit line, I stepped out of the car. Before they could react, the distinguished guest broke the tension by an exit line which would do any great actor proud; ‘Don't be alarmed, Mr. Chairman, I did the same thing to Stalin and the Pope’. ‘By the way,’ the patient adds, as I try for a discreet exit line, ‘Could you get one of the nurses to pick up my bedpan?’ I turned to my sons with what I was sure would be our exit line - ‘It is your choice whether or not you want to spend your money here’. I'm trying to come up with a more original exit line. The world watching the broadcasts, however, saw a shrunken old man whose exit line - ‘God willing, I will come back’ - seemed unlikely to be fulfilled. Next time, I was going to have to think of another exit line.
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