Exempt Meaning in English
word
ɪɡˈzɛmpt
ig-ZEMPT
ɛɡzˈɛmpt
eg-ZEMPT
Definição
If someone or something is exempt, they do not have to follow a rule, pay a fee, or meet a requirement that others do.
Uso & Nuances
'Exempt' is formal and often used with taxes, fees, or laws. Common phrases: 'exempt from tax', 'exempted by law'. As a verb ('to exempt'), it means to make someone free from something. Do not confuse with 'except' (which means to exclude).
Spanish: exento - libre de (obligación)Portuguese (BR): isento - livre de (obrigação)Portuguese (PT): isento - livre de (obrigação)Chinese (Simplified): 免除 - 豁免Chinese (Traditional): 免除 - 豁免Hindi: मुक्त - छूट (जिम्मेदारी से)Arabic: معفى - مستثنىBengali: মুক্ত - অব্যাহতি (আইনি, কর ইত্যাদির জন্য)Russian: освобождённый - освобождать (от обязательства)Japanese: 免除されているVietnamese: được miễnKorean: 면제된Turkish: muafUrdu: مستثنیIndonesian: dibebaskan
Frases de Exemplo
Some foods are exempt from sales tax.
basic
Children under five are exempt from the fee.
basic
He was exempt from military service.
basic
Are you sure I'm exempt from this paperwork?
natural
I wish my company was exempt from those new rules.
natural
Don't worry, you're exempt—you don't need to do it.
natural