英语词汇“ex”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

TRANSPORT used for stating that the price of goods includes transport to a particular place, and then transport arrangements and costs are the buyer's responsibility:

For units to be shipped ex Dublin, the units have to be booked before 1200 on Saturday.

See also

ex dock

ex-prefix

uk/eks-/us

FINANCE used to mean 'not including', to show that a particular right or advantage belongs to the seller and is not included in the sale or price of an investment:

When a share goes ex-dividend, the purchaser is no longer entitled to receive the company's current dividend.

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cum

used before a job title or relationship to show that someone had that job or relationship in the past but does not have it now:

He ended up suing his ex-boss for unpaid wages.

an ex-colleague

Formal complaints were made against the ex-chairmen and the ex-chief executive.

单词	ex
释义	Contents noun (1) ex (1) prefix (1) ex- (1) Contents noun (1) ex (1) prefix (1) ex- (1) Contents preposition (2) ex (1) ex (2) prefix (2) ex- (1) ex- (2) English American Business exnoun [ C ] uk/eks/us/eks/informal Someone's ex is a person who was their wife, husband, or partner in the past: Is she still in touch with her ex? Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Marriage: marital status bachelor bachelorette common law divorce divorcee honeymoon lone marry miss missus newlywed not be the marrying kind idiom spoken for trophy wife/girlfriend unattached unmarried unwed widower widowhood wifely See more results » ex-prefix uk/eks-/us/eks-/ used to show that someone is no longer what they were: ex-prisoners ex-policemen my ex-husband my ex-girlfriend Thesaurus: synonyms and related words In the past ago any more idiom anymore back in the day idiom before clock dot late memory no longer idiom of late idiom of old idiom old once past the status quo ante the week/month/year before last idiom the year dot idiom use used See more results » exnoun [ C ] us/eks/plural exes infml someone you are no longer married to ex-prefix us/eks/ used to show that someone is no longer in the situation or condition the person had been in; former : The governor of Minnesota is an ex-wrestler. expreposition uk/eks/us not including a particular amount: It only costs £249 ex VAT! TRANSPORT used for stating that the price of goods includes transport to a particular place, and then transport arrangements and costs are the buyer's responsibility: For units to be shipped ex Dublin, the units have to be booked before 1200 on Saturday. See also ex dock ex-factory ex quay ex ship ex warehouse ex wharf ex-prefix uk/eks-/us FINANCE used to mean 'not including', to show that a particular right or advantage belongs to the seller and is not included in the sale or price of an investment: When a share goes ex-dividend, the purchaser is no longer entitled to receive the company's current dividend. Compare cum used before a job title or relationship to show that someone had that job or relationship in the past but does not have it now: He ended up suing his ex-boss for unpaid wages. an ex-colleague Formal complaints were made against the ex-chairmen and the ex-chief executive. See also ex-all ex-capitalization ex-coupon ex-dividend ex-interest ex-rights ex-scrip
随便看	sb couldn't act, argue, fight their way out of a paper bag sb couldn't act, argue, fight, etc. their way out of a paper bag sb couldnt act, argue, fight their way out of a paper bag sb deserves a medal sb didn't need to sb didnt need to sb had better do sth sb had/would as lief do sth sb has bought it sb needn't do sth sb needn't have done sth sb neednt do sth sb neednt have done sth sb should be shot sb would do better sb you can do business with sb's (fair) share of sth sb's answer to sb/sth sb's artistic, professional integrity sb's artistic, professional, etc. integrity sb's bark is worse than his/her bite sb's best bet sb's biological clock is ticking sb's blessing sb's blood is up