Quitter (An item on the right-click menu for the Communicator icon that appears in the Windows taskbar that signs the user out of Communicator and closes all open Communicator windows and dialog boxes)

English thesaurus

EXIT ['egzɪt] abbr.

abbr., mil., avia.

external interface and test

Exit. n

lat.

Existit ("exists")

exit

: 338 phrases in 55 subjects

Agriculture	2
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General	36
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International Monetary Fund	9
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tunnel
gen.	tunnel de liaison
earth.sc. el.	pénétrer par effet tunnel
econ.	tunnel
environ.	tunnel
fin.	marges de fluctuation étroites par rapport au dollar
tunnelled
agric.	véreux
tunnelling
gen.	creusement des galeries au rocher
IT	encapsulation
law min.prod.	creusement de galeries
med.	tunnelisation


Exit
comp., MS	Quitter
exit
gen.	sortir de scène; sortir
comp.	sortie
comp., MS	quitter
construct.	instruction de sortie
fin. bank.	désengagement; cession de participations
theatre.	faire sa sortie
transp. construct.	sortie