exclusion

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ex·clu·sion /ɪkˈskluːʒən/ AWL noun

1 TAKE PART/BE INVOLVED[countableC, uncountableU] when someone is not allowed to take part in something or enter a place 排斥；排除在外 OPP inclusion

exclusion from

the country’s exclusion from the United Nations

该国被排除在联合国之外

2. [countableC, uncountableU] British EnglishBrE when a child is officially made to leave their school because of their bad behaviour 开除学籍

3 do something to the exclusion of something INCLUDEto do something so much that you do not do, include, or have time for other things 专注于做某事而排斥[无暇顾及]其他事情

Your essays tend to concentrate on one theme to the exclusion of everything else.

你的文章往往会集中于一个主题而不顾及其他各个方面。

Examples from the Corpus

do something to the exclusion of something• The countries agreed to trade as much as possible among themselves, to the exclusion of outsiders.• Completely and exclusively passionate to the exclusion of all else, even conversation.• I thought about the sound of contact, to the exclusion of everything else.• It would be a mistake to point to any single explanation to the exclusion of the others.• Should you use one to the exclusion of the others?• The focus of this book is upon the social element, but not to the exclusion of the physical parameters.• The great need, in his view, is to cultivate selfless or detached action to the exclusion of egocentric activity.• They will concentrate on reaching the eighteen-to-forty-nine-year-old population group, to the exclusion of all others.• Two other Republican senators also objected to the exclusion of minor provisions in Colorado and Virginia.

4 [countableC] something that is excluded from a contract 〔合约中〕不包括的事物 OPP inclusion

You will be sent full details of the exclusions of your insurance policy.

届时会将保险单不予承保的项目的具体说明给你寄去。

—exclusionary adjectiveadj

exclusionary business practices

排他性商务行为

Examples from the Corpus

exclusion• But exclusion of the mystical did not advance knowledge very far.• But today, the Oxford University Sports Director was furious at her exclusion.• The position now depends on whether the period of exclusion which has been ordered is permanent, indefinite or fixed term.• The interactions are represented by integer-spin fields that do not obey the Pauli exclusion principle.• This position was reaffirmed by the exclusion of employment-related matters from the Unionlaw scheme launched in 1989.• The resolution ended the exclusion of professional athletes from the Olympics.• In unmistakable terms the Act prohibits the exclusion of-individuals from federally funded programs because of their race.• Unfortunately, psychologists have become obsessed about individual differences to the exclusion of the universal.

From Longman Business Dictionary

exclusionex·clu·sion /ɪkˈskluːʒən/ noun [countableC]

1INSURANCE a particular event or risk that is mentioned in an insurance policy as something that the policy does not coverSYN EXCEPTION

Common exclusions in medical insurance policies are pregnancy, cosmetic surgery and treatment of AIDS.

2TAX an amount that would normally form part of a person’s or company’s total income, but on which tax does not have to be paid

Customs are reviewing the current range of exclusions.

ex·clu·sion noun

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