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excise
sustantivo [ˈeksaɪz]
también:
- excise (duties) -> impuesto (m) sobre el consumo (tax)
verbo transitivo [ɪkˈsaɪz]
1. extirpar (remove)
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excise [ek-sai-za-bol]
1. Cortar, extirpar.
2. Sisar; aforar, exigir tributo sobre algo.
va.
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- exasperating
- exasperation
- excamb
- excandescence
- escandescency
- excarnate
- excarnation
- excarnification
- excavate
- excavation
- excavator
- exceed
- exceeder
- exceeding
- exceedingly
- exceedingness
- excel
- excellence
- excellency
- excellent
- excellently
- excelsior
- excentric
- except
- excepting
- exception
- exceptionable
- exceptional
- exceptionally
- exceptionless
- exceptious
- exceptiousness
- exceptive
- exceptor
- excerpt
- excerption
- excerptive
- excerptor
- excess
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- excess fare
- excessive
- excessively
- excessiveness
- exchange
- exchangeable
- exchanger
- exchequer
- excipient
- excisable
- excise
- exciseman
- excision
- excitability
- excitable
- excitant
- excitation
- excitative
- excitator
- excite
- excited
- excitement
- exciter
- exciting
- exclaim
- exclamation
- exclamatory
- exclude
- exclusion
- exclusionist
- exclusively
- exclusiveness
- exclusivism
- exclusivity
- excogitate
- excogitation
- excommunicable
- excommunicate
- excommunication
- excoriate
- excoriation
- excortication
- excreate
- excrement
- excremental
- excrementitial
- excrementitious
- excrescence
- excrescency
- excrescent
- excrete
- excretion
- excretive
- excretory
- excruciable
- excruciate
- excruciating
- excruciation
- excubation
- exculpate
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