イクセプト (A2)
English: Except
カタカナ: イクセプト
IPA: /ɪkˈsɛpt/
Definition
Except means excluding — used to indicate that something is NOT included in what you are talking about.
'Everyone came except John.' (everyone came; John didn't)
'The shop is open every day except Sunday.' (closed on Sunday)
'I'll eat anything except seafood.' (not seafood)
CRITICAL: Except (with X) is different from accept (with A and CC).
Except = excluding (preposition)
Accept = receive willingly (verb)
They sound very similar but are completely different.
Except can also be a conjunction with 'that': 'I would go, except (that) I'm busy.'
意味: exceptは「〜を除いて・〜以外は」という意味で、何かが話題から除外されることを示します。
Everyone came except John.（ジョン以外は全員来た）
The shop is open every day except Sunday.（日曜日以外は毎日営業）
I'll eat anything except seafood.（シーフード以外なら何でも食べる）
重要：except（Xを使う）はaccept（AとCCを使う）と全く異なります。
except = 除く（前置詞）
accept = 受け入れる（動詞）
発音は非常に似ていますが、まったく別の言葉です。
exceptはthatと一緒に接続詞としても使えます：I would go, except (that) I'm busy.（行きたいけれど、忙しい）
Examples / 例文
日曜日以外は毎日営業しています。 — We are open every day except Sunday.
彼以外、全員賛成だった。 — Everyone agreed except him.
イクセプト in English
English translations of イクセプト (except):
See "Except" in the English dictionary
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