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Definition of excluding in English: excludingprepositionɪkˈskluːdɪŋɪkˈskludɪŋ Not taking someone or something into account; except. 如不考虑，如不算；除…外；不包括 the holiday cost £180, excluding accommodation 花了180英镑，不含食宿。 Example sentencesExamples - Government taxes on fuel, excluding VAT, accounted for over 1.8bn collected in 2004 with just over half this figure derived from taxes on petrol.
- The company, which accounts for nearly 10 per cent of US retail sales excluding cars, has repeated in recent weeks that its consumers are tightening their belts.
- I was quite pleased with myself: I managed to trim a ten-paragraph letter down to nine words, excluding salutation.
- Just to make this clear, the OBERAC (operating balance excluding revaluation and accounting changes) effectively tracks the level of investment in our society.
- Intel said the Asian market excluding Japan accounted for the largest part of the company's sales for the first time.
- Bradford Centre Regeneration, the joint venture company set up to spearhead the rebirth of the city, estimates there are about 780 people, excluding students, now living in the city centre.
- As I indicated on Saturday, it is likely that the figure for the operating balance excluding revaluations and accounting changes will be somewhere about the $4 billion mark.
- Storage would be €50.82 per week, also excluding insurance.
- I've been selective, yes, excluding accounts of unpleasant events and happenings.
- He changed it to what is called the ‘operating balance excluding revaluations and account changes’.
- Staff grade and associate specialist doctors make up around half of A&E doctors, excluding trainees.
- From Tuesday, August 8 to Saturday, August 12, there will be a half price sale on all clothes, excluding school uniforms.
- The Government has a $7.4 billion operating surplus and a $6.6 billion operating balance, excluding revaluations and accounting charges.
- The central question of the survey asked if a person, over the last 12 months, read any part of any novel, short story, poem, or play - excluding material required for work or school.
- In the most recent year for which accounts are available, all taxes generated in Scotland, excluding the UK revenues from North Sea oil, amounted to £34.03 billion.
- Well, a short flight down to London excluding the two hour delay in taking off.
- In 2002, Asia-Pacific excluding Japan accounted for about a third - $50 billion - of global chip consumption.
- The size of the house excluding underground parking is about 4,100 square feet.
- It's been a while (I can't remember seeing anything like that since primary school, excluding the show I saw for my 21st), so I'm excited.
- Time and resource constraints compelled the panel to define relatively narrow boundaries, excluding important topic areas beyond the scope of the panel's mandate.
Synonyms apart from, besides, in addition to, over and above, beyond, not counting, leaving aside, barring, other than, but, but for, excluding, not including, without, with the exception of, except, except for, excepting, omitting, leaving out, short of, save, save for
Definition of excluding in US English: excludingprepositionɪkˈskludɪŋikˈsklo͞odiNG Not taking someone or something into account; apart from; except. 如不考虑，如不算；除…外；不包括 you have eight more days, excluding Sundays Example sentencesExamples - The size of the house excluding underground parking is about 4,100 square feet.
- Government taxes on fuel, excluding VAT, accounted for over 1.8bn collected in 2004 with just over half this figure derived from taxes on petrol.
- The company, which accounts for nearly 10 per cent of US retail sales excluding cars, has repeated in recent weeks that its consumers are tightening their belts.
- Bradford Centre Regeneration, the joint venture company set up to spearhead the rebirth of the city, estimates there are about 780 people, excluding students, now living in the city centre.
- From Tuesday, August 8 to Saturday, August 12, there will be a half price sale on all clothes, excluding school uniforms.
- He changed it to what is called the ‘operating balance excluding revaluations and account changes’.
- In 2002, Asia-Pacific excluding Japan accounted for about a third - $50 billion - of global chip consumption.
- The central question of the survey asked if a person, over the last 12 months, read any part of any novel, short story, poem, or play - excluding material required for work or school.
- Just to make this clear, the OBERAC (operating balance excluding revaluation and accounting changes) effectively tracks the level of investment in our society.
- It's been a while (I can't remember seeing anything like that since primary school, excluding the show I saw for my 21st), so I'm excited.
- Well, a short flight down to London excluding the two hour delay in taking off.
- I was quite pleased with myself: I managed to trim a ten-paragraph letter down to nine words, excluding salutation.
- The Government has a $7.4 billion operating surplus and a $6.6 billion operating balance, excluding revaluations and accounting charges.
- Time and resource constraints compelled the panel to define relatively narrow boundaries, excluding important topic areas beyond the scope of the panel's mandate.
- Intel said the Asian market excluding Japan accounted for the largest part of the company's sales for the first time.
- I've been selective, yes, excluding accounts of unpleasant events and happenings.
- As I indicated on Saturday, it is likely that the figure for the operating balance excluding revaluations and accounting changes will be somewhere about the $4 billion mark.
- Storage would be €50.82 per week, also excluding insurance.
- In the most recent year for which accounts are available, all taxes generated in Scotland, excluding the UK revenues from North Sea oil, amounted to £34.03 billion.
- Staff grade and associate specialist doctors make up around half of A&E doctors, excluding trainees.
Synonyms apart from, besides, in addition to, over and above, beyond, not counting, leaving aside, barring, other than, but, but for, excluding, not including, without, with the exception of, except, except for, excepting, omitting, leaving out, short of, save, save for
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