excusing
英 [ɪk'skju:zɪŋ] 美 [ɪk'skjuzɪŋ]

adj.

辩辞的，辩解的；

v.

原谅( excuse的现在分词 )；使免除；准许…离开；为…辩解

英英释义

excuse[ ik'skju:ziŋ ]

• n.
  • a defense of some offensive behavior or some failure to keep a promise etc.

    "he kept finding excuses to stay"

    同义词：alibiexculpationself-justification

  • a note explaining an absence

    "he had to get his mother to write an excuse for him"

  • a poor example

    "a poor excuse for an automobile"

    同义词：apology

• v.
  • accept an excuse for

    "Please excuse my dirty hands"

    同义词：pardon

  • grant exemption or release to

    "Please excuse me from this class"

    同义词：relievelet offexempt

  • serve as a reason or cause or justification of

    "Your need to sleep late does not excuse your late arrival at work"

    同义词：explain

  • defend, explain, clear away, or make excuses for by reasoning

    同义词：apologizeapologisejustifyrationalizerationalise

  • ask for permission to be released from an engagement

    同义词：beg off

  • excuse, overlook, or make allowances for; be lenient with

    "excuse someone's behavior"

    同义词：condone

词组短语

excuse oneself v. 为自己辩解；请求免除；请求准予离开

excuse for借口；原谅

make one's excuses(对不能出席社交聚会等)表示抱歉(或遗憾)

in excuse of 为……辩解 , adv. 作为辩解

find an excuse借故

without excuse adj. 无故

reasonable excuse合理解释，合理的辩解

excuse myself原谅自己；替自己辩解

更多收起词组短语

双语例句

1. She stood up, excused herself (ie apologized for leaving) and walked out of the meeting.
   她站起身来为中途离开道了歉，然後走出会场。
2. He was excused by reason of his age.
   他因为年龄的关系而得到宽恕。
3. May I be excused for a minute?
   请恕我暂时告退。
4. He was excused from attendance at the lecture.
   他获准可以不去听讲。

权威例句

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