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Definition of excised - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
taken outdeleted or removed
- The excised paragraphs changed the tone of the article.
2.
surgically removedremoved by cutting
- The excised tumor was sent for biopsy.
Origin of excised
Latin, excidere (to cut out)
Examples of excised in a sentence
Excised scenes from the movie were later released as bonus content. The excised tissue was examined. Excised sections were analyzed in the lab.
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- French:retranché, excisé, ...
- German:entfernt, herausgeschnitten, ...
- Italian:rimosso, asportato, ...
- Spanish:eliminado, removido, ...
- Portuguese:removido, extirpado, ...
- Chinese:删除的, 割除的, ...
- Japanese:削除された, 除去された, ...
- Arabic:محذوف, مُستأصَل, ...
- Hebrew:מוּסָר, נִכְרָת, ...
- Russian:вырезанный, удалённый, ...
- Ukrainian:вилучений, вирізаний, ...
- Hindi:विलोपित, काटा गया, ...
Definition of excise - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
businessTECH. tax on goods made in the countryTECH.
- The excise on tobacco has increased this year.
2.
medicalTECH. removal of a section surgicallyTECH.
- The surgeon performed an excise on the tumor..
Verb
1.
deliberate removalremove something completely and deliberately
- They excised all outdated policies from the manual.
2.
medicalTECH. remove surgicallyTECH.
- The surgeon will excise the tumor tomorrow..
3.
text editingRare delete a passage or sentence from a textRare
- The editor decided to excise the paragraph.
4.
taxationTECH. impose a tax on goods produced domesticallyTECH.
- The government decided to excise luxury cars.
Expressions with excise
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government department collecting taxes on imported and exported goods
Customs and excise regulates the import of foreign cars.
tax on specific goods within a country
The government increased the excise duty on tobacco.
tax on production or sale of specific goods
The government imposed an excise tax on cigarettes.
tax paid for using a vehicle on public roads
Vehicle excise duty must be paid annually for all cars.
Origin of excise
Latin, excisus (cut out)
Examples of excise in a sentence
Excise duties contribute significantly to the national budget. The doctor scheduled an excise for the infected tissue. An excise was necessary to remove the cyst. The surgeon excised the tumor with precision. They decided to excise unnecessary details from the report. They had to excise the infected tissue.
The doctor will excise the cyst next week. She had to excise several lines from the manuscript. The director chose to excise scenes from the final cut. They plan to excise sugary drinks to curb obesity. The new policy will excise imported electronics.
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- French:accise, retrancher, ...
- German:Verbrauchssteuer, entfernen, ...
- Italian:accisa, eliminare, ...
- Spanish:impuesto especial, eliminar, ...
- Portuguese:imposto sobre o consumo, remover, ...
- Chinese:消费税, 删除, ...
- Japanese:物品税, 削除する, ...
- Arabic:ضَرِيبَة انْتِقَائِيَّة, اِسْتَأْصَل, ...
- Hebrew:בְּלוֹ, לְהָסִיר, ...
- Russian:акциз, удалить, ...
- Ukrainian:акциз, вилучити, ...
- Hindi:उत्पाद शुल्क, निकाल देना, ...
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