exclusively [ ik'sklu:sivli ] ad. 排他地(独占地,专门地,仅仅,只) e.g. 1. He writes exclusively for China Daily. 他专给《中国日报》写稿。
2. This room is exclusively for women. 这个房间是供妇女专用的。
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exclusivity [ ˌeksklu:'siviti ] n. 独家经营权 e.g.
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excrement [ 'ekskrimənt ] n. 排泄物,粪便 e.g. 1. The pavement was covered with dogs' excrement. 便道上满是狗屎。
2. A piece of excrement. 屎蛋,粪一块排泄物
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excrete [ eks'kri:t ] v. 排泄,分泌 e.g. 1. Dogs are not permitted to foul (ie excrete on) the pavement. 禁止狗在人行道上便溺.
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excretory [ eks'kri:təri ] a. 排泄的 e.g. 1. Serving to carry waste out of the body; excretory. 排泄的用来把废物带出体外的;排泄的
2. The excretory opening of the digestive tract in animals such as birds, reptiles, amphibians, and fish. 肛门鸟、爬行动物、两栖动物以及鱼等动物的消化道的排泄口
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excursion [ iks'kə:ʃən ] n. 远足,短途旅行 e.g. 1. We shall make an excursion to Hangzhou this weekend. 这个周末我们将去杭州旅行。
2. The excursion was the high spot of our holiday. 我们那个假日的最大乐趣是远足。
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excuse [ iks'kju:z ] n. 借口,理由;低劣的样品
v. 原谅 e.g. 1. Please excuse my bad handwriting. 请原谅我的字写得不好。
2. His excuse for being late was that he had missed the train. 他迟到的理由是没有赶上火车。
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executable [ 'eksikju:təbl ] 可执行的 e.g. 1. A program that translates a source program into an executable program(an object program). 一种把源程序翻译成可执行程序(即目标程序)的程序。
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execute [ 'eksikju:t ] v. 执行,实行,完成
[计算机] 执行 e.g. 1. The nurse executed the doctor's orders. 护士执行医生的命令。
2. Congress makes the laws; the President executes them. 国会制定法律,总统执行法律。
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execution [ ˌeksi'kju:ʃən ] n. 实行,完成,执行 e.g. 1. There used to be public executions. 处决囚犯过去都是公开执行的。
2. The artillery did great execution. 这种大炮的威力很大。
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executive [ ig'zekjutiv ] a. 行政的
n. 执行者,主管 e.g. 1. The President of the United States is the chief executive. 美国总统是行政首脑。
2. He is a man of great executive ability. 他是个具有极高管理才能的人。
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executor [ ig'zekjutə ] n. 遗嘱执行人 e.g. 1. He was appointed to act as the executor. 他被指定为遗嘱执行人。
2. The executor shared out the estate. 遗嘱执行人把遗产分给各人。
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exemplify [ ig'zemplifai ] v. 例证,例示 e.g. 1. This painting exemplifies the artist's early style. 这幅画是该画家早期艺术风格的典型.
2. The recent oil price rises exemplify the difficulties which the motor industry is now facing. 最近的石油涨价是汽车工业正面临的困难的一个例子。
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exempt [ ig'zempt ] n. 免税者,被免除义务者
a. 免除的
v. 使免除 e.g. 1. Poor eyesight will exempt you from military service. 视力不佳将使你免服兵役。
2. These houses are exempt from paying rates. 这些房子是免付捐税的。
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exemption [ ig'zempʃən ] n. 免除 e.g. 1. An exemption from a church law, a vow, or another similar obligation granted in a particular case by an ecclesiastical authority. 特许,赦免在特定情况下,由教会当权者授权赦免的教会法律、誓约或其他类似的义务的免除
2. The document containing this exemption. 特许状包含这种特许的文件
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exercise [ 'eksəsaiz ] n. 练习,作业,运动
v. 练习,运动,运用 e.g. 1. What others think exercises a great influence on most of us. 别人怎样想对我们多半会产生很大影响。
2. If you don't get more exercise, you'll get fat. 如果你不多作运动,就会发胖。
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exerciser [ 'eksəsaizə ] 试验程序 e.g.
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exert [ ig'zə:t ] v. 发挥,运用,施以影响 e.g. 1. Her husband exerted a lot of pressure on her to succeed. 她丈夫殷切地希望她能成功,给了她很大的压力。
2. He exerted all his influence to make them accept his plan. 他用尽一切影响力使他们接受他的计划。
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exertion [ ig'zə:ʃən ] n. 努力,发挥,运用 e.g. 1. Now that I'm 90, I find the exertions of travelling too great. 我已经年届90,出远门已力不从心。
2. Physical or mental exertion, especially when difficult or exhausting; work. 劳动体力或脑力的运用,尤指出现困难或精疲力尽时;工作
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exhale [ eks'heil, eg'zeil ] v. 呼气,发出,发散 e.g. 1. She exhaled slowly to show her annoyance. 她长叹以示厌烦。
2. He lit his cigar and exhaled smoke. 他点燃雪茄,然后吐出烟雾。
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