leave-drills

noun
UK /ˈliːv drɪlz/
US /ˈliːv drɪlz/

Practice times when everyone learns how to get out of a building safely.

The school holds leave-drills every month so the children know the safe way out.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Planned practices for leaving a workplace quickly during an emergency.

The factory scheduled leave-drills for all new staff.

3. Training sessions that teach people the correct way to exit a vehicle or aircraft.

Flight attendants explained the leave-drills before takeoff.

4. Rehearsals for leaving a place in an orderly way, such as a stadium or theater.

The concert venue runs leave-drills to keep crowds calm.