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excused是excuse的过去式 excuse美 [ɪk'skjuz] 英 [ɪk'skjuːz] - n.原谅；辩解；借口；解释
- v.原谅；免除；表白；成为…的理由
- 网络申辩的；免除了；事假
复数：excuses 现在分词：excusing 过去式：excused adj.+n. good excuse,poor excuse,feeble excuse,perfect excuse,legitimate excuse v.+n. make excuse,give excuse,invent excuse,accept excuse,believe excuse v. forgive,pardon,explain,overlook,justify n. justification,reason,explanation,pretext,defence v. | 1. to release somebody from blame or criticism for a mistake or wrongdoing 2. to make allowances for somebody or something 3. to release somebody from an obligation or responsibility 4. to allow somebody to leave, or say politely that somebody should leave 5. to leave with a polite apology or explanation 6. to provide a reason or explanation for somebody's behaviour that makes it appear more acceptable or less offensive 7. to forgive someone for something bad that they have done, especially something that is not very serious 8. to give someone permission not to do something that they usually have to do 9. free from duty,agree to do without;not demand or require 10. forgive;overlook a fault 1. to release somebody from blame or criticism for a mistake or wrongdoing 2. to make allowances for somebody or something 3. to release somebody from an obligation or responsibility 4. to allow somebody to leave, or say politely that somebody should leave 5. to leave with a polite apology or explanation 6. to provide a reason or explanation for somebody's behaviour that makes it appear more acceptable or less offensive 7. to forgive someone for something bad that they have done, especially something that is not very serious 8. to give someone permission not to do something that they usually have to do 9. free from duty,agree to do without;not demand or require 10. forgive;overlook a fault | n. | 1. a reason or explanation, not necessarily true, given in order to make something appear more acceptable or less offensive 2. a false reason that enables somebody to do something he or she wants to do or avoid something he or she does not want to do 3. an inept performer of a particular action or task 4. a note from a doctor or parent confirming that somebody is not well enough to go to work or attend school 5. a reason that you give to explain why you have done something bad, or why you have not done something that you should have done 6. a reason for doing something that you want to do 1. a reason or explanation, not necessarily true, given in order to make something appear more acceptable or less offensive 2. a false reason that enables somebody to do something he or she wants to do or avoid something he or she does not want to do 3. an inept performer of a particular action or task 4. a note from a doctor or parent confirming that somebody is not well enough to go to work or attend school 5. a reason that you give to explain why you have done something bad, or why you have not done something that you should have done 6. a reason for doing something that you want to do |
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