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1 excepting
preposition (leaving out or excluding: Those cars are all reliable, excepting the old red one.) excepto, salvoprep.• a excepción de prep.• excepto prep.ɪk'septɪŋa) ( except) excepto, salvo, a excepción deb) ( excluding)we must invite everyone, not excepting Sam — tenemos que invitarlos a todos, incluso a Sam
[ɪk'septɪŋ]PREP excepto, salvoalways excepting the possibility that... — excluyendo la posibilidad de que...
not excepting... — incluso..., inclusive...
* * *[ɪk'septɪŋ]a) ( except) excepto, salvo, a excepción deb) ( excluding)we must invite everyone, not excepting Sam — tenemos que invitarlos a todos, incluso a Sam
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2 except
ik'sept
1. preposition(leaving out; not including: They're all here except him; Your essay was good except that it was too long.) excepto, salvo
2. verb(to leave out or exclude.) excluir- excepted- excepting
- exception
- exceptional
- exceptionally
- except for
- take exception to/at
except prep excepto / menostr[ɪk'sept]1 excepto, salvo, a excepción de, menos■ I remember very little about him, except that he was bald me acuerdo muy poco de él, salvo que era calvo1 formal use excluir, exceptuarexcept [ɪk'sɛpt] vt: exceptuar, excluirexcept conj: pero, si no fuera porexcept prep: excepto, menos, salvoeveryone except Carlos: todos menos Carlosadv.• excepto adv.conj.• sino conj.prep.• excepto prep.• menos prep.v.• exceptuar v.
I ɪk'septa) ( apart from)except (for) — menos, excepto, salvo
b)except for — ( if it weren't for) si no fuera por
II
except that o (colloq) except — ( if it weren't that) pero
III
a) ( exclude) (frml)to except something from something — excluir* algo de algo
b) excepted past p (after n: as prep) excepto, con or a excepción de[ɪk'sept]1.PREPexcept (for) — excepto, salvo, menos
except that/if/when/where etc — salvo que/si/cuando/donde etc
2.VT excluir, exceptuar ( from de)* * *
I [ɪk'sept]a) ( apart from)except (for) — menos, excepto, salvo
b)except for — ( if it weren't for) si no fuera por
II
except that o (colloq) except — ( if it weren't that) pero
III
a) ( exclude) (frml)to except something from something — excluir* algo de algo
b) excepted past p (after n: as prep) excepto, con or a excepción de -
3 excluding
preposition (not counting; without including: The club's expenses, excluding the cost of stationery, amounted to $251.) excepto, con excepción deexcluding prep excepto / menostr[ɪk'sklʊːdɪŋ]1 (excepting) excepto, con excepción deɪk'skluːdɪŋpreposition sin incluir, excluyendo[ɪks'kluːdɪŋ]PREP excepto, menoseverything excluding the piano — todo excepto or menos el piano
* * *[ɪk'skluːdɪŋ]preposition sin incluir, excluyendo
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