quit
Meaning in simple English
US /kwɪt/
quit means: To stop doing an activity or give up a habit.
verb
STOP DOINGB1
To stop doing an activity or give up a habit.
- I want to quit smoking.
- She quit playing tennis last year.
- Are you going to quit now?
LEAVE A JOBB1
To choose to leave your job or position.
- He quit his job yesterday.
- She plans to quit at the end of May.
- Why did three employees quit last week?
LEAVE A PLACEC2
To leave a place, especially permanently.
- They quit the city before dawn.
- The army quit the occupied territory.
- He had already quit the country when the letter arrived.
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