egress
英 [ˈiːɡres]
美 [ˈiːɡres]
n. 离开; 外出
复数：egresses 现在分词：egressing 过去式：egressed 第三人称单数：egresses 过去分词：egressed
BNC.38657 / COCA.29282
牛津词典
noun
- 离开；外出
the act of leaving a place
英英释义
noun
- the act of coming (or going) out
- the becoming visible
- not a day's difference between the emergence of the andrenas and the opening of the willow catkins
- (astronomy) the reappearance of a celestial body after an eclipse
verb
- come out of
- Water issued from the hole in the wall
- The words seemed to come out by themselves
双语例句
- A Scheduling Algorithm for WiMAX Mesh Network with Multiple Egress
一种多出口的WiMAXMesh回程网络资源调度算法 - Give the CAS aircraft an approach/ egress direction if necessary.
如果需要向近距离空中支援飞机指示进入和撤出方向。 - So assuming he's anticipated the fastest egress.
假设他预想的是最迅速的出口。 - Based on the research into the evacuation capability of the evacuation space unit ( a building which has a single egress), a discrete time evacuation model ( DTEM) was proposed.
针对单元疏散空间的疏散能力问题，提出了单元疏散空间（建筑物只有一个出口）的离散时间疏散模型。 - This paper presents the analysis of the obstructs and their influences on egress evacuation performance in crowded public venues.
目的分析因降碍物的存在，导致公共聚集场所疏散通道附近人员群集滞留的影响因素。 - In order to provide instant egress during an emergency, the delayed egress exit alarm must be connected to an existing fire system or standalone smoke detector.
为了应对突发事件中的逃出，延迟设备必须与现有的消防系统或是单机烟雾探测器相连接。 - This is the same reason why all carry on bags "must fit completely underneath the seat in front of you", as any bags sticking out too far could create a tripping hazard in the event an emergency egress is needed.
飞机上一般要求随身带的包要能完全放到座椅下方也是因为这个原因，如果包太大了，一旦发生紧急事件，会给人逃生造成障碍。 - Long platforms require more safety egress accesses.
长平台需设更多安全出口。 - In the constant wading which travelling in this country necessitates, we found strong canvas shoes, with openings for the free egress of water, to be the most comfortable.
穿越这片乡村必须不断地涉水过河，我们发现穿结实且有漏水口的帆布鞋，最为舒服。 - Labyrinth was the name given by the ancient Greeks and Romans to buildings, entirely or partly underground, containing a number of chambers and passages that made egress difficult.
迷宫这个词是古希腊人和罗马人给某些建筑所取的名字，这些建筑完全或部分处于地下，有许多房间和难以走出的信道。