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单词 exempt
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exempt
verb[T]
uk
/ɪɡˈzempt/us
/ɪɡˈzempt/
toexcusesomeone or something from aduty,payment, etc.:
免除，豁免（责任、付款等）
Smallbusinesseshave been exemptedfromthetaxincrease.小公司可免于增税。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Taxation
  • amortizable
  • anti-dumping
  • anti-progressive
  • anti-tax
  • bedroom tax
  • fiscal year
  • flat tax
  • gas tax
  • HMRC
  • income tax
  • sales tax
  • self-assessment
  • shelter
  • sin tax
  • source
  • taxpayer
  • tithe
  • top rate
  • vat
  • VATable
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Liberating, relaxing and releasing

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exemption
exempt
adjective
uk
/ɪɡˈzempt/us
/ɪɡˈzempt/
withspecialpermissionnot to do orpaysomething:
被免除（义务或付款）的；被豁免的
Goods exemptfromthistaxincludebooksand children'sclothes.免征这项税收的商品包括书籍和儿童服装。
Pregnant women are exemptfromdentalchargesunder thecurrenthealthsystem.在现行的医疗制度下，孕妇看牙医是免费的。
Opposite
taxable
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Taxation
  • amortizable
  • anti-dumping
  • anti-progressive
  • anti-tax
  • bedroom tax
  • fiscal year
  • flat tax
  • gas tax
  • HMRC
  • income tax
  • sales tax
  • self-assessment
  • shelter
  • sin tax
  • source
  • taxpayer
  • tithe
  • top rate
  • vat
  • VATable
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Freedom to act
(Definition ofexemptfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

exempt| American Dictionary

exempt
adjective[not gradable]
us
/ɪɡˈzempt/
not having toobeyaruleor to do something that is usuallynecessary:
Nonprofitorganizationsare exempt fromtaxes.

exempt

verb[T]us
/ɪɡˈzemt/
Thegovernorplansto exemptsmallbusinessesfrom thetaxincrease.
(Definition ofexemptfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

exempt| Business English

exempt
adjective
uk
/ɪɡˈzempt/us
withspecialpermissionnot to do orpaysomething:
be exempt from sthWho is exempt fromovertime?
be exempt from doing sthLawyers would be exempt fromreportinginformationlearnedthroughconfidentialcommunicationwithclients.
Tax-exemptorganizationsmuststaytrueto thereasonsthey weregrantedexemptstatus.

See also

non-exempt
tax-exempt
exempt
verb[T]
uk
/ɪɡˈzempt/us
toallowsomeone not to do something,paysomething, etc. thatothershave to do orpay:
exempt sb from sthSomedegreecoursesexempt you fromcertainprofessionalexams.
exempt sb from doing sthLocaldriversare exempted frompayingthetolls.
(Definition ofexemptfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofexempt

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The impact of obligation alimentaire is also limited by the fact that certain forms of support are exempted from its operation.
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The most powerful objection against exempting conscientious objectors from military service is precisely that they are free-riding on others' willingness to provide a public good.
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Why should exempting the hands from their former communicational responsibilities have had the paradoxical effect of extending left-hemispheric control to these now-excluded hands?
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Companies operating inside these special zones will be exempted from 14 different regulatory laws.
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Needs and social justice: the criterion of needs when exempting employees from layoff.
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Secondly, fricatives must be exceptionally exempted from being fully nasalised.
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Entities that handle organic products are exempted from organic certification if they have gross organic sales under $5000.
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Most basic of all, it exempted subjects of treaty powers from all forms of taxation except for the customs duties.
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His confederates were exempted from banishment58 and were to receive the milder punishment of branding and three months of the cangue.
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Their status as classics exempted them from more exacting scrutiny.
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The first five hectares on farms of less than 20 hectares are exempted from this charge.
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Furthermore, the neighbourhood was originally situated just outside the city gates, and goods stored here were exempted from city tax.
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As per the kowls given to them, these lands were exempted from the assessment of land revenue for twenty years.
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As always, the cellists are exempted from this consideration.
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The latter is an exempting condition because an 22. 23. 24. 25. 26.
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