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quit

UK
/kwɪt/
US
/kwɪt/

Translations

quitverb
quit
Past Simple
quit
Past Participle
quitting
Gerund
UK
/kwɪt/
US
/kwɪt/
She decided to quit her job to pursue her passion for painting.
Elle a décidé de quitter son emploi pour poursuivre sa passion pour la peinture.
He quit smoking after realizing its impact on his health.
Il a arrêté de fumer après avoir réalisé l'impact que cela avait sur sa santé.
quitterPour une application ou un programme informatique.
Save your work before you quit the application.
Enregistrez votre travail avant de quitter l'application.
Additional translations
cesserSoutenu ou plus formel ; utilisé pour marquer l'arrêt d'une action ou d'une activité.
libérer deEmploi archaïque, surtout dans des tournures juridiques ou littéraires.
Synonyms
leave
depart
resign
abandon
give up
cease
stop
discontinue
Antonyms
continue
persist
quitadjective
UK
/kwɪt/
US
/kwɪt/
libre deEmploi archaïque, construit avec « de ».
He was finally quit of his debts.
Il était enfin libre de ses dettes.
Synonyms
free
rid
released
absolved
acquitted
exonerated
clear
discharged
liberated
unencumbered
Antonyms
guilty
convicted
indebted
liable
burdened
encumbered

Definitions

quitverb
To leave or resign from a job, position, or place voluntarily.
She decided to quit her job to pursue her passion for painting.
To stop, discontinue, or cease an action, activity, or habit.
He quit smoking after realizing its impact on his health.
To close or exit a computer application or program.
Save your work before you quit the application.
(Archaic) To release from or discharge (a debt, obligation, or burden).
The bond was quit and the estate finally unencumbered.
quitadjective
(Archaic) Freed from, rid of, or released from something (usually followed by "of").
He was finally quit of his debts.
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