I. ex·cuse ГЛ. перех. [ɪkˈskju:z, ek-]
1. excuse:
II. ex·cuse СУЩ. [ɪkˈskju:s, ek-]
1. excuse (explanation):
2. excuse:
| 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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The plot exists almost entirely to give excuses for staging cosplay-like battles.
en.wikipedia.org Try to fob off employees with excuses and chances are that they'll see right through the spin.
www.cnn.com He seemingly never cares about their troubles and works, and always finds excuses to procrastinate their expedition.
en.wikipedia.org Elections are nothing but a tribal headcount of careerist politicians who will offer the same excuses again and again for failing to deliver.
www.independent.ie They've received a myriad of excuses, including being overqualified and overeducated, from prospective employers about why they're not being hired.
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