except
英単語「except」の日本語の意味
米 /ɪkˈsɛpt/ · 英 /ɪkˈsept/
except の意味: 除外する、例外とする、異議を唱える、を除いて、以外、ただし
動詞
除外する、例外とする
人や物を集団、規則、発言の対象から外す。
やさしい英語で: To leave someone or something out of a group, rule, or statement.
- The rule excepts children under five.
- These workers are excepted from the new requirement.
- The agreement expressly excepted certain types of damage.
異議を唱える
特に裁判などで、正式に反対意見を述べる。
やさしい英語で: To formally object to something, especially in a legal case.
- Counsel excepted to the evidence.
- The defence excepted to the witness testimony.
- The lawyer formally excepted to the judge’s ruling.
前置詞
を除いて、以外
今述べた内容に含まれない人や物を示す。
やさしい英語で: Used to name the person or thing that is not included in what you have just said.
- Everyone came except Tom.
- I like all vegetables except onions.
- The shop opens every day except Sunday.
接続詞
ただし、ただ
今述べた内容と異なる点や例外を述べる文を導く。
やさしい英語で: Used before a statement that gives a difference or exception to what you have just said.
- I like the flat, except that it is noisy.
- He never calls except when he needs money.
- She said nothing except to thank us.
しかし、ところが
予想どおりに起きなかった、または成功しなかった理由を示す。
やさしい英語で: Used to introduce a fact that explains why something did not happen or succeed as expected.
- I would have called, except my phone died.
- The plan sounded easy, except nobody knew the way.
- We tried to surprise her, except she already knew.
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