でぐち
Meanings
Noun
1. exit; way out
I have to go to the exit above.
2. outlet; vent
If the water's outlet gets narrower, the force increases and it shoots farther.
Pitch accent
で
ぐち
Used in vocabulary (4 in total)
uncalled-for remark; impertinent remark
exit poll (in elections)
Examples (19 in total)
Where is the exit?
It seems they are heading toward the exit.
Is there another exit?
Even if I want to leave, I can't find the exit!
Excuse me, where's the exit?
Someone blocked the exit with their car.
The exit is on the left.
The crowd rushed to the exit.
I make a dash for the exit.
The sign says "Exit."
I have to go to the exit above.
You cover the end of the hose with your finger.
Everything was going smoothly until we reached the exit of the forest.
Only frustration with no outlet keeps building up.
Without a word, I quicken my pace toward the exit.
This is the exit of the underground waterway we came through.
I struggled through the crowd and finally reached the exit.
The distance from the entrance to the exit is a little over two hundred meters.
If the water's outlet gets narrower, the force increases and it shoots farther.