exempt

exempt
iɡ'zempt
1. verb
(to free (a person) from a duty that other people have to carry out: He was exempted from military service.) eximir

2. adjective
(free (from a duty etc): Children under 16 are exempt from the usual charges for dental treatment.) exento
exempt
tr[ɪg'zempt]
adjective
1 exento,-a, libre (from, de)
transitive verb
1 eximir, dispensar (from, de)
exempt [ɪg'zɛmpt, ɛg-] vt
: eximir, dispensar, exonerar
exempt adj
: exento, eximido
exempt
adj.
• excusado, -a adj.
• exento, -a adj.
• franco, -a adj.
• inmune adj.
v.
• dispensar v.
• exceptuar v.
• excusar v.
• exentar v.
• eximir v.
• franquear v.
• indultar v.
• libertar v.
• librar v.

I ɪg'zempt
transitive verb

to exempt somebody FROM something — eximir a alguien de algo


II
adjective

to be exempt FROM something — estar* exento de algo

to be exempt FROM -ING — estar* eximido de + inf

exempt from tax — exento or libre de impuestos

[ɪɡ'zempt]
1.
ADJ exento (from de)

to be exempt from paying — estar exento de pagar

exempt from tax — libre de impuestos

2.
VT

to exempt sth/sb (from sth/from doing sth) — eximir algo/a algn (de algo/de hacer algo), dispensar algo/a algn (de algo/de hacer algo)

* * *

I [ɪg'zempt]
transitive verb

to exempt somebody FROM something — eximir a alguien de algo


II
adjective

to be exempt FROM something — estar* exento de algo

to be exempt FROM -ING — estar* eximido de + inf

exempt from tax — exento or libre de impuestos


English-spanish dictionary. 2013.

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