excla mation mark {especially Br£) {NAmE usually exda'mation point) noun the mark (!) that is written after an exclamation 感叹号

ex-clama-tory /ik'sklaematri; ek-; NAmE -to:ri/ adj. {formal) (of language a) expressing surprise or strong feelings表示感叹的;惊叹的 ex-clude Otw /ik'skluid/ verb [VN]

1                  ~ sth (from sth) to deliberately not include sth in what you are doing or considering 不包括;不放.在考虑 之列:The cost of borrowing has been excluded from the fn/torion /igures.通胀数字未包括借贷成本。oT/y excZudin^/atom yowr diet.平时用餐时尽量避免含脂命 的食品◊ Buses run every hour, Sundays exdwded. 公共汽车每小时一班星期天除外. EH3 include

2                  sb/sth (frotn sth) to prevent sb/stti from entering a place or taking part in sth防止>;阻,止参加; 把排斥在外Women are stiH exdudeci some London dubs.伦敦有些俱乐部仍然拒绝妇女参加。(£) Concern is growing over the number of children excluded from school (= not allowed to attend because of bad behaviour).对遭学校开除的儿童人数之众,人们越来越表

'关注◊ She /dt exdudecf by the other gfrk (= they did not let her join in what they were doing).她感到自己受 到其他女&子的排斥3 to decide that sth is not possible排除(的可能性);认为不可能We should not exclude the possibility of negotiation,

应该排除谈判的可能性rfte poice have exduded as a motive/or the murder警方已排除这起谋杀案中的偸 窃动机PTiHl INCLUDE

ex.clud.ing Oit /Ik_sklu:dm/ prep, not including ^ 括;除[unch costs £20 per person, exdudingdrinfcs:#餐每人10英镑,酒水除外。 ex-du-sion /ik'sklu^n/ noun 1 [u] ~ (of sb/sth) (from sth) the act of preventing sb/sth from entering a place or taking part in sth 排斥;排.除在外He was disap­pointed wfth his exdu5i’on_/irm the England squad•他对 自己没有入瑪英格兰队感到失望。◊ £xcZusicm oj air creates a vacuum in the. botrte.瓶子里的空气排除后就产 寘空。0. Memories of the. past filled her mind to the £«:丨11511/(^6.她满脑手全差对过去的回忆,其他 事情都不愈了2 [C] a person or thing that is not included in sth不包捨在内的人或事物);被排除在外 的人'(或事物Check_ the        exdusforw in t/ie

fnsurance poicy.检查一下保险单上不包括的项目3 [U] ~ (of sth) the act of deciding that sth is not possible 排 除;认为不可能:the exdusfon /robbery as a motive _抢劫S 4 [U, cr(8r£) a situation in which a child is banned from attending school because of bad behav­iour 开除学籍: the exclusion of disruptive students from schoo治無蛋的_学生开除出学校◊ Two exdusions6m one school in the sdme week is unusual,       M

内就有两起开除学生的事是少有的。ES3 INCLUSION ex-du-siorl-ary /ik'sklu38nri/ adj. (formal) designed to prevent a particular person or group of people from taking part in sth or doing sth 排斥丨性)的;痱除在 外的

ex'elusion order noun (8r£) an official order not to go to a particular place .(进入某场所的.禁令:The judge placed an exclusion order on him, banning him from city centre shops,法官给他下了禁令> 禁止他进入市中心 店铺。

ex'elusion zone notv/i an area where people are not allowed to enter because it is dangerous or is used for secret activities 禁区 ex-ciu-sive /ik'skluisrv/ adj., noun m adj. 1 only to be used by one particular person or group; only given to one particular person or group ,(个人或集体.专用的妗专有的,独有的,独占的rhe hotd has exdusive access to the beach...这家旅馆有通向海 滩的专用通道◊ exclusive rights to tdevise the WorZi 杯赛釦独家电视播放权◊ Ms mother has toW Times7 about his death in an exclusive interview not given to any other newspaper)•他的母亲在接愛 《泰晤士报》的独家采访时谈到他的死亡。2 (of a group, society, etc.团体、社团等not very willing to. allow new people to become members, especially if they are from a lower social class排外的;不愿接&新成员(尤 指较低社会阶层)的He belongs to an exdusive dub•他

693           excusable

参加的是一个上层人士俱乐部3 of a high quality and expensive and therefore not often bought or used by most people高档的;豪华的;高级的arrexclusive hoteZ篙级旅馆◊ exdusfve designer dothes高档名牌服装 4 not able to exist or be a true statement at the same time as sth else 排斥的;排他的77ie two options are not mutually exclusive (= you can have them both). ^ 两种选择并不相互排斥。5of sb/sth not including sb/sth 不包括_ 不算;除TTie price is /or accom­modation onZy, exdusfve / meaZs.' 只包 捨住宿 ,饭 费除外inclusive ► ex-du-sive-ly adv. a charity that relies almost exclusively on voluntary contributions 几乎全靠志愿力量的慈善机_ ex‘clu‘sivie‘ness /?own [U] m naun an item of news or a story about famous people that is published in only one newspaper or magazine 独家新闻;独家专文;独家报道 exclusivity /.eksklui'sivati/ (also exclusiveness /ik'sklursrvnas/) noun [li] the quality of being exclusive 排他性;:专有灰;独特性The resort still preserves' a /eeKgo/exdusivffy.这个度假胜地仍然保持着极少部分 丄专享的情调◊ a designer whose dothes have not Zost thei’r exdusiveness设计的服装不失其独特风格的设计师 excom.mu.ni.cate /.ekska'mjuinikeit/ verb.[VN]sb (for sth) to punish sb by officially stating that they can no longer be a member of a Christian Church, espe- cially the Roman Catholic Church 绝罚(廉除籍)

.(尤指夫主教)>6乂.(001.11111*111.€3^01|/,61^81^,11^11:- m'keijn/ noun [U, C]

e—x.cori.at-e /.eks’kaTieit/wrfc [VN] 1 (med/cfl/.'医)to irri­tate a person’s skin so that it starts to come off 擦破, 擦伤,剥落(皮肤2        to criticize sb/sth

severely 严馬指责;無斥► ex.coii.ation A?ot//9 [UC] ex-cre-ment /'ekskrimant/ noun [U] (formal) solid waste matter that is passed from the body through the BOWELS 粪便;嫌泄物 H771 FAECES : the pollution of drinking water by untreated human excrement 的人体排泄物对t女用水的污染►ex<re*meivtaex-cres-cence /ik'skresns/ noun {formal) an ugly lump that has grown on a part of an animal’s body or on a plant 赘生物.赘抚;(figurative) Th^ new office block is an excrescence (= it is very ugly).这淦新办公楼很是煞 风景。

ex*creta /ik'skriita/ noun [U] (formal) solid and liquid waste matter passed from the Body (身体的)排泄杨human excreta

ex-crete /ik'skriit/ verb [V] (technical ^it) to pass solid or liquid waste matter from the body 排也► ex.cce.tion /ik'skriXn/ noun [U, C]

ex-cre-tory /iks'kriitari; NAmE 'ekskratoiri/ adj. [biology connected with getting rid of waste matter from the body排泄的;有排泄功能的t/ie excreto/y organs排泄

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ex-cru-ci-at-ing /ik'skrurjieitir)/ adj. extremely painful or bad极痛苦极坏的;糟糕透顶的rhe pain in my bade was exrrudating.我的背疼痛难忍。◊ She groaned at the memory, suffering all over again the excruciating ■embarrassment /those moments她在回-忆中呻.V■汉 一次饱尝那时所经历的极度困窘.o note at painful ex-cru-ci-at-ing-ly adv. excruciatingly uncomfortable 极不舒服◊ excruciatinglypair^fut/boring/embarrass- ing极其痛苦/乏味/难堪

ex<ill-pate /'ekskAlpeit/ verb [VN] {formal) to prove or state officially that sb is not guilty of: sth:.•南(或宣 .无罪;为..f.某人)开脱►ex.cul.pa.ton A7pw/? [Uex-cur>sion /ik'sksijn; NAmE ik'sk3r3n/ noun 1 a short journey made for pleasure, especially one that has been organized for a group of people (i指集体远足,短 途旅行TTiey’ve gohe on cm excursion to Ybrfc.他们到 约免i去了。note at trip 2 into sth    a

short period of trying a new .or different activity (短期 的)涉足,,涉猎:A_/iter'a brie/excursion into drama, he concentrated on his main interest, which was poetry. 他短暂涉猎过戏剧之后便把全部精力投入到他的主要兴 趣诗歌中姜兔

ex-cus-able /ik'skjuizabl/ adj. [not usually before noun] that can be excused 可原谅;可谅解 HITI forgivable