Exempt
EN→ZH
What Does Exempt Mean?
- 免除
- 豁免
Exempt Pronunciation
ɪɡˈzɛmpt
Exempt Definition
adjective
Definition
Free from an obligation or rule that others are subject to.
In ZH
不受其他人所需遵守的义务或规则的限制。
How to Use Exempt in a Sentence
- Students who earn high grades may be exempt from taking the final exam.
- Charitable organizations can be exempt from certain taxes as part of their non-profit status.
- If you have a medical condition that prevents you from working, you may be exempt from standard job requirements.
Cultural Notes
In many contexts, 'exempt' is used in legal, educational, and tax-related discussions. Being exempt often means that individuals or groups do not have to follow certain rules that apply to others, which may create a sense of privilege or special status.
verb
Definition
To release or free someone from an obligation or duty.
In ZH
使某人摆脱义务或职责。
How to Use Exempt in a Sentence
- The government decided to exempt low-income families from the new tax increase.
- He was exempted from jury duty due to his work commitments.
- The school will exempt students with good attendance from additional assignments.
Cultural Notes
The verb form of 'exempt' emphasizes the action of relieving someone from a duty. This usage is common in formal and legal contexts.