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出口 (でぐち) Japanese meaning | Kotomora
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は
どこ
です
か
。
Where is the station exit?
The emergency exit is that way.
Usage patterns 出で 口ぐち を 探さが す to look for the exit
I got lost looking for the exit in the underground mall.
出で 口ぐち に 向む かう to head toward the exit
When the movie ended, everyone headed for the exit at once.
出で 口ぐち をふさぐ to block the exit
Some luggage was blocking the exit, so I couldn't get through.
〈 場ば 所しょ 〉 の 出で 口ぐち the exit of a place
I took the wrong exit off the highway.
Related words 非常口 refers specifically to an emergency exit, whereas 出口 is the general word for any exit.
出口 is a general term for any exit, whereas 降車口 specifically refers to the exit used for getting off a vehicle.
出口 is a neutral word for any exit, while 逃げ道 specifically implies escaping danger or trouble.
出口 refers to a literal physical exit, whereas 逃げ場 can be a physical place or a metaphorical way out of a difficult situation.
出口 is a literal physical exit, while 活路 is a figurative way out of a difficult or dangerous situation.
Don't confuse with 出口 means any exit used in normal circumstances, whereas 非常口 refers specifically to an exit reserved for emergencies like fire or earthquake.
出口 refers only to the exit side of a place, while 出入り口 denotes a single opening used for both entering and exiting.
Etymology Compound of 出 (de, 'going out') + 口 (kuchi, 'mouth, opening'). The reading でぐち is a standard rendaku form.
胸きょう 郭かく 出で 口ぐち 症しょう 候こう 群ぐん
thoracic outlet syndrome; TOS
