excerpted

ɪkˈsɜrptɪd

Definition

Definition of excerpted - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

literatureconsisting of selected passages from a larger work

The book contains excerpted chapters from various authors.
The magazine featured excerpted articles from the original publication.
Excerpted essays were included in the anthology.

abridged

condensed

selected

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Origin of excerpted

Latin, excerptus (selected)

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French:abrégé, ...
German:auszugsweise, ...
Italian:estratto, ...
Spanish:seleccionado, ...
Portuguese:selecionado, ...
Chinese:节选的, ...
Japanese:抜粋された, ...
Arabic:مُقْتَبَس, ...
Hebrew:מְלַקֵּט, ...
Russian:выдержанный, ...
Ukrainian:вибраний, ...
Hindi:अंशित, ...
Bengali:নির্বাচিত, ...
Catalan:extret, ...
Czech:výňatkový, ...
Danish:uddraget, ...
Dutch:geëxcerpeerd, ...
Greek:αποσπασματικός, ...
Hungarian:szemelvényes, ...
Khmer:ដកស្រង់, ...
Korean:발췌된, ...
Persian:گزیده‌شده, ...
Polish:wybrany, ...
Portuguese (BR):selecionado, ...
Romanian:selectat, ...
Swedish:utdragen, ...
Thai:ที่คัดเลือก, ...
Turkish:seçilmiş, ...
Vietnamese:được trích dẫn, ...

excerpt

ˈɛksərpt

Definition of excerpt - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

short passageshort part taken from a larger work

The teacher read an excerpt from the novel.

extract

fragment

passage

musicpiece of music taken from a longer composition

The orchestra played an excerpt from the symphony.

passage

segment

selection

Verb

tr.

writing

take a short part from a text

She will excerpt a paragraph from the article.

extract

quote

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Origin of excerpt

Latin, excerptus (selected)

Examples of excerpt in a sentence

The anthology includes an excerpt from each author's work.
The pianist performed an excerpt at the concert.
We listened to an excerpt during the music class.
The editor will excerpt lines for the summary.
They excerpt passages for the study guide.

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French:extrait, extraire, ...
German:Auszug, exzerpieren, ...
Italian:estratto, estrarre, ...
Spanish:extracto, extraer, ...
Portuguese:excerto, extrair, ...
Chinese:摘录, 选录, ...
Japanese:抜粋, 抜粋する, ...
Arabic:مُقْتَطَف, اِقْتَبَسَ, ...
Hebrew:קְטָע, לְצַטֵּט, ...
Russian:отрывок, выделить, ...
Ukrainian:уривок, виписувати, ...
Hindi:अंश, अंश निकालना, ...
Bengali:উদ্ধৃতাংশ, নেওয়া, ...
Catalan:fragment, extreure, ...
Czech:úryvek, vyjmout, ...
Danish:uddrag, udtage, ...
Dutch:fragment, excerpten, ...
Greek:απόσπασμα, αποσπώ, ...
Hungarian:részlet, kiemelni, ...
Khmer:សម្រង់, ស្រង់យក, ...
Korean:발췌문, 발췌하다, ...
Persian:گزیده, برداشت, ...
Polish:fragment, wybierać fragment, ...
Portuguese (BR):trecho, extrair, ...
Romanian:fragment, a extrage, ...
Swedish:utdrag, ta ut ett stycke, ...
Thai:ตัดตอน, คัด, ...
Turkish:alıntı, alıntılamak, ...
Vietnamese:đoạn trích, trích, ...

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