excepted / ɪkˈsɛpt /

除外除外的不适用不包括的

excepted2 个定义

prep. 介词、前置词 preposition
  1. with the exclusion of; excluding; save; but: They were all there except me.
conj. 连词 conjunction
  1. only; with the exception: parallel cases except that one is younger than the other.
  2. otherwise than; but: well fortified except here.
  3. Archaic. unless.

excepted 近义词

v. 动词 verb

leave out

更多excepted例句

  1. He then added, unhelpfully, “All English writers are the same; Walter Scott excepted, all lack a plot.”
  2. The Republicans are going to oppose it to a person (well, Mark Kirk excepted, maybe).
  3. No one in America starves to death, or freezes to death (freak accidents excepted).
  4. The plan has flown almost totally under the radar—the odd Paul Krugman column and Economist blog post excepted.
  5. Today he is claimed like no other 20th-century writer—Orwell not excepted—by both sides of the political spectrum.
  6. In the depths of his heart, so hidden from the world, there seemed to be hope for the whole living creation, himself excepted.
  7. Press opinions upon my symphony—Laroche not excepted—are rather cold.
  8. This animal is the largest of all the apes or baboons, the orang-outang excepted.
  9. This sweeping assertion was received with liberal applause by all of his hearers, the impatient customers not excepted.
  10. Very few birds probably ascend to a height of two thousand feet in the air, the vulture tribe excepted.