Excluding Meaning in English
word · lemma: exclude
Definition
Used to mean not including someone or something; leaving something out from a group or total.
Usage & Nuances
'Excluding' is often used in formal or semi-formal settings, especially with lists, prices, or exceptions. Common pattern: 'excluding X' at the end of a phrase. It is not used as a verb; the verb form is 'exclude.' Do not confuse with 'including,' which means the opposite.
Spanish: excepto - excluyendoPortuguese (BR): exceto - excluindoPortuguese (PT): exceto - excluindoChinese (Simplified): 除外 - 不包括Chinese (Traditional): 除外 - 不包括Hindi: को छोड़कर - शामिल न करते हुएArabic: باستثناء - دون احتسابBengali: ছাড়া - বাদ দিয়েRussian: за исключениемJapanese: 〜を除いてVietnamese: không bao gồm - ngoại trừKorean: 제외하고Turkish: hariçUrdu: کے علاوہIndonesian: tidak termasuk - kecuali
Example Sentences
All prices are excluding tax.
basic
Five people came, excluding Tom.
basic
The museum is open daily, excluding Mondays.
basic
Excluding travel time, the meeting should take two hours.
natural
They counted all the votes, excluding the invalid ones.
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We're having dinner, excluding anyone who hasn't RSVP'd.
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