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excused

/ɪkˈskjuːzd/

Übersetzungen

excusedadjektiv

more excused

Komp.

most excused

Super.

/ɪkˈsjuːzd/

/ɪkˈskjuːzd/

оправданный

His absence was excused due to illness.

Его отсутствие было оправданным из-за болезни.

освобожденный

She was excused from the meeting because of a prior commitment.

Она была освобождена от участия в собрании из-за ранее взятых обязательств.

Zusätzliche Übersetzungen

Synonyme

Antonyme

excuseverb

excused

Präteritum

Synonyme

let off

explain away

make allowance for

Antonyme

excuseverb

excused

Präteritum

excused

Präteritum

excused

Partizip Perfekt

excusing

Gerundium

/ɪkˈskjuːs/

/ɪkˈskjus/

извинять

Please excuse my lateness; the traffic was terrible.

Пожалуйста, извините моё опоздание; на дорогах был ужасный трафик.

оправдывать

He tried to excuse his behavior by saying he was under a lot of stress.

Он пытался оправдать своё поведение, говоря, что находился в сильном стрессе.

освобождатьот обязанности, требования

The teacher excused the student from the assignment due to illness.

Учитель освободил ученика от задания из-за болезни.

Synonyme

excuse away

Antonyme

excusepartizip perfekt

excused

Commonly used in attributive position (e.g. "an excused absence").

уважительныйв сочетании excused absence; об отсутствии по разрешённой причине

Students with an excused absence will be allowed to make up the test.

Студентам с отсутствием по уважительной причине разрешат пересдать тест.

Synonyme

Definitionen

excusedadjektiv

Freed from a duty or obligation.

She was excused from jury duty due to her medical condition.

Allowed to leave or be absent from a place or activity.

The student was excused from class to attend a family emergency.

Considered justified or forgiven; not blamed or held responsible.

His lateness was excused because of the heavy traffic.

excuseverb

to forgive or pardon someone for a fault, offense, or bad behavior

Please excuse the interruption.

to provide a reason or explanation for a fault, action, or omission in order to reduce blame or justify it

Nothing can excuse his behavior.

to release or exempt someone from a duty, obligation, or attendance

The teacher excused her from the exam.

to politely leave a place or withdraw from a conversation

He excused himself and left the room.

excuseverb

To forgive someone for a fault or offense.

Please excuse my lateness; the traffic was terrible.

To provide a reason or explanation for something, often to justify or defend it.

He tried to excuse his behavior by saying he was under a lot of stress.

To release someone from a duty or requirement.

The teacher excused the student from the assignment due to illness.

excusepartizip perfekt

Released from a duty, requirement, or obligation; exempted.

Students with an excused absence will be allowed to make up the test.