I. excuse [ɪkˈskju:z] ГЛ. перех.
1. excuse (forgive):
- excuse
- wybaczać [perf wybaczyć]
2. excuse (justify):
- excuse
- usprawiedliwiać [perf usprawiedliwić]
3. excuse (allow not to attend):
- excuse
- zwalniać [perf zwolnić]
4. excuse (attract attention):
- excuse me!
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II. excuse [ɪkˈskju:s] СУЩ.
| I | excuse |
|---|---|
| you | excuse |
| he/she/it | excuses |
| we | excuse |
| you | excuse |
| they | excuse |
| I | excused |
|---|---|
| you | excused |
| he/she/it | excused |
| we | excused |
| you | excused |
| they | excused |
| I | have | excused |
|---|---|---|
| you | have | excused |
| he/she/it | has | excused |
| we | have | excused |
| you | have | excused |
| they | have | excused |
| I | had | excused |
|---|---|---|
| you | had | excused |
| he/she/it | had | excused |
| we | had | excused |
| you | had | excused |
| they | had | excused |
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Then again, maybe you're just like everyone else, desperately looking for an excuse to skive off work and twirl around on your desk chair.
www.joe.ie He explains ludicrous tales by way of an excuse for his tardiness, often involving his family members or descriptions of his ludicrously designed house.
en.wikipedia.org They are fictional beings commonly used as an explanation (or excuse) for typos.
en.wikipedia.org An imaginary illness allegedly passed on by touchused as an excuse to avoid someone.
en.wikipedia.org Er, excuse me, there are two spring tides and two neap tides every day of the year.
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