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excerpt Noun a passage taken from a book, speech, etc.; extract Verb to take a passage from a book, speech, etc. [Latin excerptum (something) picked out]
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excerpt Translationsexcerpt n excerpt [ˈeksəːpt] a part taken from a book etc I heard an excerpt from his latest novel on the radio.uittrekselمُقْتَطَف، نُبْذَهоткъсvýňatekuddragder Auszugαπόσπασμαextractokatkendگزیده؛ قطعهoteextraitקֶטָעउद्धत करनाizvadak, odlomakszemelvénycuplikanútdráttur, ágripestratto, brano抜すい발췌ištraukafragments; izvilkumspetikanfragmentutdrag, utsnittfragment, ustępexcertofragmentотрывокúryvokodlomek, izvlečekodlomakutdragข้อความที่ตัดตอนมาalıntı摘錄витяг; цитатаکسی کتاب ، فلم وغیرہ کا اقتباسđoạn trích摘录 |
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The initial selections could be reviewed by a group of evaluators, and the best of each decade posted at an AICPA Web site or excerpted for the October 2005 issue. In a recent article, excerpted here from Bencivenga Bullets, "The two most powerful words in advertising and how to use them to explode your response fairly easily and consistently," we committed a disconcertingly common sin in both excerpting and copywriting (4/16/04). The large number of loved and almost universally known tunes originally composed for musicals (the jacket says that almost 100 are excerpted here) is impressive. |
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