excise in Greek
excise in Greek is εκτέμνω — excise means a tax on goods produced and sold within a country, as opposed to a tax on imports.
excise in Greek
εκτέμνω
Pronounced: ektemno
To cut out; to remove.
What does "excise" mean?
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noun A tax on goods produced and sold within a country, as opposed to a tax on imports.
"Excise on alcohol and tobacco rose again this year."
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verb To cut something out or remove it, often surgically or editorially.
"The surgeon excised the tumor successfully."
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excise in a sentence
- Excise on alcohol and tobacco rose again this year.
- The surgeon excised the tumor successfully.
- The editor excised an entire chapter before publication.
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What is "excise" in Greek?
"excise" in Greek is εκτέμνω. excise means: A tax on goods produced and sold within a country, as opposed to a tax on imports.
How do you pronounce εκτέμνω?
"excise" in Greek is εκτέμνω, pronounced "ektemno".
How do you use "excise" in a sentence?
Example: "Excise on alcohol and tobacco rose again this year." In Greek, "excise" is εκτέμνω.
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