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单词 exception
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exception
noun[CorU]
uk
/ɪkˈsep.ʃən/us
/ɪkˈsep.ʃən/
B2
someone or something that is notincludedin arule,group, orlistor that does notbehavein theexpectedway:
除外的人；例外的事物
Men are usuallyquitegood at map-reading but Tim is the exception.通常男性都很会看地图，但蒂姆却是个例外。
There are exceptionstoeveryrule.每条规则皆有例外。
I like allkindsofmovieswith theexceptionof(= but not)horrormovies.除了恐怖片，各种电影我都爱看。
Herbooksare alwaysentertainingand this one isnoexception.她写的书总是妙趣横生，这本也不例外。
You mustreporthere everyTuesdaywithoutexception.你每周二都必须来此报告，不得有例外。
make an exception
C1
to nottreatsomeone or somethingaccordingto theusualrules:
破例；作为例外
We don't usuallyacceptlateapplications, but in thiscasewe will make an exception.通常我们不受理逾期的申请，但这种情况下我们可以破一次例。
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take exception tosomething/someone
C2
to beoffendedor madeangryby something or someone:
因…而不悦；生…的气；因…而忿恨
Why did you take exception to what he said? He was onlyjoking.你何必因为他说的那些话生气呢？他只不过是在开玩笑嘛。
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  • I wouldn'tnormallyagreebut I'll make an exception in thiscase.
  • People mustobservethelaw. Nobody should be an exception.
  • With the exception of Jonathan Edwards,Britainhad nolikelymedalwinnersintrackandfield.
  • Themanageronlybendstherulesas anabsoluteexception.
  • A man whostaysathometolookafter thechildrenis an exception,eventoday.
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Exceptional qualities, things and people

Idiom

the exception that proves the rule
(Definition ofexceptionfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

exception| American Dictionary

exception
noun[C/U]
us
/ɪkˈsep·ʃən/
something that is notincluded, or theactionof notincludingsomething:
[C]We don’t usuallyacceptlateapplications, but since you were sosickI’ll make an exception(= do something different from what isusual).
[C]Teenmoviesusually aren’t very good, but this one is an exception to therule.
[U]Everyapplein thebox, without exception, wasrotten.
(Definition ofexceptionfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

exception| Business English

exception
noun[C]
uk
/ɪkˈsepʃən/us
someone or something that is notincludedin arule,group, orlist, or that does notbehavein theexpectedway:
Most of thesestateshavemoderatepropertytaxes; Arizona's very highbusinesspropertytaxesare an exception.
Theconditioncoveringcottontextileswasagreedasan exception tothegeneraltraderules.
Carriage isfreeon allorderswith the exception ofurgentdeliveries.
Businessesexistto make aprofit, andbanksareno exception.
IT
aproblemorspecialconditionthatstopsacomputerprogramfromprocessinginformationin thenormalway:
Thesystemidentifiesthepointin theprogramwhere the exceptionoccurred.
INSURANCE
(alsoexclusion)
ariskthat is notincludedin aninsurancepolicy:
Medicalinsurancehas more exceptions than mosttypesofinsurance.
LAW,PROPERTY
aconditionin apropertyagreementthatlimitsan owner'srights
COMMERCE
anoteon abillof ladingstatingthatgoodsthat have beenreceivedto besentsomewherearedamagedor less than thecorrectquantity
make an exception
to nottreatsomething or someoneaccordingto theusualrules:
Mostcountriesthatbanthe use ofmobilephoneswhiledrivingmake an exception forhands-freephones.
(Definition ofexceptionfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofexception

exception
With a few exceptions, returns to households from wildlife are generally less than $30.00 per annum.
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With rare, athletic exceptions, the threat environment we now face is more symbolic than physical.
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Such railway towns were theexceptionrather than the rule in terms of place of residence for railway workers.
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There are two types of exceptions to this generalisation.
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It is unclear if these exceptions represent genuine cases of non-colocalization or are due to the low levels of labelling observed in some cells.
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These exceptions consist of evident misprints which it has been thought useless to preserve.
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Indeed, in most cases, major crops were divided in half, but with a lot of exceptions.
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Individual exceptions may be due not to some as yet unknown elements of usage which have not yet been discovered but rather to dialectal differences.
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Such damage produces a greater impairment on readingexceptionwords than regular words.
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More specifically, consider the empirical observation that the exceptions tend to be high-frequency words.
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Anexceptionis the economic interdependence variable for all dyads that barely misses statistical significance at the 0.05 level, with p 0.101.
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It has been carefully edited, with detailed and extensive annotation, with one inexplicable but fortunately not seriousexception.
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The examples provided of 'rituals' enacted in relation to antiquities are the exceptions rather than the norm.
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In other words, ellipsis of all components, with theexceptionof the explicit ar ticulation of the acceptance, maximizes the implementation of the preferred format.
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This structure is very elegant with one glaringexception.
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Collocationswithexception

exception

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apparent exception
True exception is to be distinguished fromapparentexception, or phonological opacity.
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exception handler
Note, however, that the exception handler for dealing with terms of the wrong form is kept close to the term destructor function.
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exception handling
Since the exception handling is (so far) isolated to a few programs and otherwise discouraged, this uncleanness is almost acceptable.
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