英:[ɪgˈzempʃn]
美:[ɪɡˈzɛmpʃən]
英:[ɪgˈzempʃn]
美:[ɪɡˈzɛmpʃən]
ex·emp·tion
ihg zemp shn
复数:exemptions
词根:exempt
adj.exempt 被免除的;被豁免的
n.exempt 免税者;被免除义务者
vt.exempt 免除;豁免
Noun
1. immunity from an obligation or duty
2. a deduction allowed to a taxpayer because of his status (having certain dependents or being blind or being over 65 etc.);
"additional exemptions are allowed for each dependent"
3. an act exempting someone;
"he was granted immunity from prosecution"
tax exemption免税
exemption clause免责条款,免究条款
exemption certificate免除证书
personal income tax exemption个人所得税免除
duty exemption免税
约于1400年, exempcioun,“免除法律或法规,摆脱某些不必要要求的状态”,源自古法语 exemption, exencion 或直接源自拉丁语 exemptionem(主格 exemptio),“取出,移除”,动作名词,来自 eximere 的过去分词词干,“移除,取出,拿走; 释放,解除,豁免”,源自 ex “出”(参见 ex-) + emere “买”,最初意为“取”,源自 PIE 词根 *em- “取,分配”。
免责
豁免
The first known use of exemption was in the 14th century
ex-1 of 2prefix
former
ex-president
ex-2 of 2
see exo-
exertionnoun
the act or an instance of exerting
exertverb
to put forth (as strength) : bring into use or actionexert influence
the force exerted by a machine
to put (oneself) into action or to tiring effort
don't exert yourself too much
exertverb
to put forth (as strength) : bring into use or actionexert influence
the force exerted by a machine
to put (oneself) into action or to tiring effort
don't exert yourself too much
exercise1 of 2noun
the act of putting into use, action, or practice
the exercise of power
bodily activity for the sake of physical fitness
get plenty of fresh air and exercise
something done to develop skill finger exercises
arithmetic exercises
plural a program of songs, speeches, and announcements of awards and honors
graduation exercises
exercise2 of 2verb
to put into use : exert exercise authority
exercise patience
to use again and again in order to strengthen or develop
exercise a muscle
to put through exercises : give exercise to
exercise the dog
to worry, alarm, or annoy about something
the people were exercised about pollution
to take exercise
exercises every day
exercise1 of 2noun
the act of putting into use, action, or practice
the exercise of power
bodily activity for the sake of physical fitness
get plenty of fresh air and exercise
something done to develop skill finger exercises
arithmetic exercises
plural a program of songs, speeches, and announcements of awards and honors
graduation exercises
exercise2 of 2verb
to put into use : exert exercise authority
exercise patience
to use again and again in order to strengthen or develop
exercise a muscle
to put through exercises : give exercise to
exercise the dog
to worry, alarm, or annoy about something
the people were exercised about pollution
to take exercise
exercises every day
exempt1 of 2adjective
free or released from some requirement that others must meet or deal with
exempt2 of 2verb
to make exempt
exemptionnoun
the act of exempting : the state of being exempt
something that is exempted
exemptionnoun
the act of exempting : the state of being exempt
something that is exempted
1 Application fee for module exemption through assessment.
透过评核试申请单元豁免费用.
2 And courts acknowledge that there are many reasons that may motivate a person's decision to marry that aren't "romantic," such as a desire to file income jointly to gain tax exemptions.
3 The means: $500 a week, or about $70 a day, with some exemptions granted for flights that make traversing a hemisphere possible in such a short period.
4 And there's no exemption because it's a jail.
5 If your mother asks, tell her the school gave you an exemption.
6 The tax refund is entirely separate from the $800 duty-free exemption, or the total value of merchandise you may bring back to the United States from Europe without having to pay tax.
7 The value of the exemption will be indexed to the cost-of-living adjustment in each subsequent tax year.
8 Seventeen states allow parents to get an exemption.
有17个州允许家长免接种疫苗。
9 South Carolina claimed the power to exempt its citizens from the obligation to obey federal law...
南卡罗来纳州声称有权力免除该州公民遵守联邦法规的义务。
10 Article 13: Incentives shall include the exemption, in whole or in part, of duties and taxes.
第13条:奖励措施包括豁免全部或部分关税和税收。
11 The EPA’s then-acting director for the region that includes Texas maintains the Goliad exemption, which was issued last December, was carefully considered and based on science.
12 On Wednesday, the state senate passed a bill requiring medical exemptions granted by physicians to be reviewed by a state board.
13 A live music exemption for small venues would throw a lifeline to struggling business, he said.
14 Because they didn’t live together for that year, they don’t have the level of documentation required for him to qualify as a partner for compassionate exemption to Australia’s strict hotel quarantine rules, Kehoe says.
15 These include public education and health services, school feeding schemes and the tax exemption of staple foods such as brown bread and rice.
16 Additionally, despite continuing to collect local tax breaks — including a 90 percent income tax exemption and full exemptions from other taxes — the resort did not actually employ most of their workers year-round.
17 The biggest sticking point involves paying actors who fall outside of certain exemption categories “a no less than the legally mandated minimum wage … for rehearsals as well as performance hours.”
18 Here in the United States, several recent outbreaks of measles have been traced to pockets of unvaccinated children in states that allow personal belief exemptions.
19 The dividend exemption came into force in April.
股息免税的计划已于4月实行。
20 The Department of Labor also said Tampa Bay Brewing Company “incorrectly classified one manager as exempt from overtime, when the worker did not meet the legal requirements for an exemption,” the press release said.
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