CEFR B1

apart from

Translation

〜を除いて / 〜に加えて / 〜はさておき

Meaning

You use 'apart from' to mean 'besides' or 'in addition to' something else, or 'except for' something else. It can also mean 'with the exception of'.

Examples

Apart from English, she also speaks French and German.
Apart from English, she also speaks French and German.
Apart from the rain, the picnic was a great success.
Apart from the rain, the picnic was a great success.

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apart from (B1)

カタカナ: アパート・フロム

IPA: /əˈpɑːrt frəm/

Definition

You use 'apart from' to mean 'besides' or 'in addition to' something else, or 'except for' something else. It can also mean 'with the exception of'.

意味: 'apart from' は、何か他のものに加えて、または何か他のものを除いて、という意味で使われます。例外を設ける、という意味でも使われます。

Examples / 例文

Apart from English, she also speaks French and German. — Apart from English, she also speaks French and German.
Apart from the rain, the picnic was a great success. — Apart from the rain, the picnic was a great success.
He eats everything apart from seafood. — He eats everything apart from seafood.

Apart from の日本語訳

Japanese translations of Apart from:

〜を除いて
〜に加えて
〜はさておき

How to Use Apart from

Apart from X, Y. (exception): Y is true, and X is the only exception. — "Apart from the weather, the trip was perfect."
Apart from X, Y is also true. (addition): X is true, and in addition, Y is also true. — "Apart from his job, he volunteers at the animal shelter."
Apart from X, Y and Z. (multiple exceptions): Y and Z are true, but X is not. — "Apart from apples and bananas, we have no fruit left."

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