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القَبْضُ
taxe
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I. excise N [Brit ˈɛksʌɪz, Am ˈɛkˌsaɪz] a. excise duty
excise
excise f
excise
taxe f
II. excise VB trans [Brit ɪkˈsʌɪz, ɛkˈsʌɪz, Am ɪkˈsaɪz]
1. excise MED:
excise
exciser
2. excise (from text):
excise
supprimer
Customs and Excise N Brit
Customs and Excise
douane f (britannique)
Commissioner of Customs and Excise N Brit ADMIN
Commissioner of Customs and Excise
commissaire chargé de percevoir les droits de douane et de TVA
French
French
English
English
acquit-à-caution
(customs and excise) bond
exciser
to excise
zone/port sous douane
zone/port under the authority of the Customs and Excise
exercice
tax assessment by an excise officer
English
English
French
French
excise1 [ˈeksaɪz] N no pl
excise
taxe f
excise on alcohol
taxe sur les alcools
excise2 [ekˈsaɪz] VB trans form
1. excise:
excise
exciser
2. excise fig:
excise
supprimer
excise duty N
excise duty
taxe f
French
French
English
English
exciser
to excise
administration des Douanes
≈ Customs and Excise Brit
English
English
French
French
excise1 [ˈek·saɪz] N
excise
taxe f
excise on alcohol
taxe sur les alcools
excise2 [ek·ˈsaɪz] VB trans form
1. excise:
excise
exciser
2. excise fig:
excise
supprimer
French
French
English
English
exciser
to excise
Present
Iexcise
youexcise
he/she/itexcises
weexcise
youexcise
theyexcise
Past
Iexcised
youexcised
he/she/itexcised
weexcised
youexcised
theyexcised
Present Perfect
Ihaveexcised
youhaveexcised
he/she/ithasexcised
wehaveexcised
youhaveexcised
theyhaveexcised
Past Perfect
Ihadexcised
youhadexcised
he/she/ithadexcised
wehadexcised
youhadexcised
theyhadexcised
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excise on alcohol
taxe sur les alcools
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The commission style of government lasted until 1916 when the office of manager of safety and excise/ "ex officio" sheriff was created.
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The municipal board members appointed by the governor had complete financial control over the police, fire, and excise departments.
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However, the tumor was not totally excised by the surgery, and the malignancy returned in inoperable form.
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Distally, the frontalis muscle and subcutaneous tissue are excised, this is done for 1.5 to 2 cm.
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He had to ride two hundred miles a week to carry out his excise duties and had also to labour in the fields.
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