quitting

UK
/ˈkwɪtɪŋ/
US
/ˈkwɪtɪŋ/

Translations

quittingadjective
more quitting
Comp.
most quitting
Super.
Functions attributively in compounds like "quitting time"
quittinggerund / present participle
UK
/ˈkwɪtɪŋ/
US
/ˈkwɪtɪŋ/
Used as a participial adjective: e.g., "the quitting workers"
quittingnoun
quittings
pl
His quitting was unexpected for the entire team.
Его увольнение было неожиданным для всей команды.
Quitting smoking is a difficult process for many people.
Бросание курить - это сложный процесс для многих людей.
Additional translations
quitverb

quitting

Gerund

quit
Past Simple
quit
Past Participle
quitting
Gerund
UK
/kwɪt/
US
/kwɪt/
She decided to quit her job.
Она решила уволиться с работы.
He wants to quit smoking.
Он хочет бросить курить.
They had to quit the building due to the fire alarm.
Им пришлось покинуть здание из-за пожарной тревоги.
уйтио работе или месте
She quit her job last month.
Она ушла с работы в прошлом месяце.
He quit asking questions.
Он перестал задавать вопросы.
закрытьо программе или приложении
Save your work before you quit the application.
Сохраните работу, прежде чем закрыть приложение.
Additional translations
оставитьо привычке; менее естественно, чем «бросить»
прекратитьболее нейтрально и формально
выйтио программе или приложении
освободитьустар.; о долге, обязательстве, бремени

Definitions

quittingadjective
Relating to the time at which work or an activity ends.
They cracked open a soda at quitting time.
quittinggerund / present participle
Currently leaving or giving up; in the process of quitting.
The quitting employees packed their desks before noon.
quittingnoun
The act of leaving or resigning from a job, position, or activity.
Her quitting was unexpected, leaving the team short-staffed.
The act of giving up or abandoning a habit, pursuit, or course of action.
Quitting smoking was the best decision he ever made for his health.
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.