excused in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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I.excuse VB trans [Am ɪkˈskjuz, Brit ɪkˈskjuːz, ɛkˈskjuːz]

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II.excuse VB refl to excuse oneself

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III.excuse N [Am ɪkˈskjus, Brit ɪkˈskjuːs, ɛkˈskjuːs]

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fabricate story/excuse
inventar(se)
that's his all-purpose excuse
es su pretexto de siempre
cook up excuse/alibi
inventarse
well-worn excuse
poco original
threadbare argument/excuse
trillado
threadbare argument/excuse
manido
rubbishy excuse/story
ridículo
rubbishy excuse/story
estúpido

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excused in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for excused in the English»Spanish Dictionary (Go to Spanish»English)

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I.excuse [ɪkˈskju:z] VB trans

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timeworn excuse
trillado, -a
lameness of excuse
debilidad f
hoary old excuse
excusa f de siempre
to mouth an excuse
soltar la excusa de rigor

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excused Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to manufacture an excuse/a story
inventar una excusa/un cuento
after an hour she excused herself
después de una hora se disculpó y se fue
excuse me for being late
siento llegar tarde
did the teacher buy your excuse?
¿se tragó el profesor tu excusa?
to be a poor excuse for sth
ser una mala versión de algo
that excuse won't wash with me inf
esa excusa conmigo no cuela
if you will excuse the phrase
si me permite la expresión
excuse me, can I come through?
perdona, ¿puedo pasar?
your inexperience does not excuse such behaviour [or behavior Am]
tu inexperiencia no disculpa ese comportamiento
there's no excuse for what you've done
no hay justificación para lo que has hecho
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Growers whose gross income is less than $5,000 and retailers are excused from certification.
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Their substance is so slight that the reader may be excused if he yields to the temptation to skip.
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One look at recent media coverage and you'd be excused for thinking mobile dating apps are a tool for misogynists and predators.
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After graduation, he did not serve his military service, as he was excused on account of gout.
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He had immense difficulties in dealing with the cantankerous, irascible and impatient composer (perhaps partly excused by his constant pain).
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They would receive extra milk, bread and butter mid-mornings and excused physical work.
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The section also states a common nuisance will not be excused on grounds it causes some convenience or advantage.
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The result of this was that he failed his medical examination and was excused from military duties.
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However, he said that the songs had big hooks that excused their coldness, and the arty moments sank to the bottom.
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The request to be excused from a duty does not fall in this category of motions because it is debatable and amendable.
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