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WORD ORIGINexcerpt

Origin:

1500-1600 Latin past participle of excerpere, from carpere ‘to gather, pick’

EXAMPLES FROM OTHER DICTIONARIES

He played some excerpts from Grieg's piano concerto.
I'd like to read out a short excerpt from the poem.
The following excerpt is from one of my students' essays.

EXAMPLES FROM THE CORPUS

A newsletter is regularly produced including excerpts from the electronic messages received and sent by children using the network.
And he says potentially far more damaging excerpts from his tape haven't yet been used.
At the news conference, Bennett played the radio ads along with excerpts from the rap music in question.
Following are excerpts, interspersed with my comments, which provide the flavor of the nearly exclusive focus on processes.
Some drama excerpts would give rise to a lot of discussion about relationships between the characters.
The following are excerpts from the interview.
The programmes consist of excerpts from recorded classes which are then discussed during the programme.

Longman Language Activatorpart of a story/book/film/play etc► part

· Jane Austen's 'Pride and Prejudice', adapted for radio in six partspart of · I've finished the first part of my thesis.part about · Did you understand the part about switching the modem speed?Part One/Part 2 etc (=one of the main parts that a book, TV story etc is divided into) · Part One ends with the death of the hero's father.

► bit

British spoken a small part of a story or film: · My favourite bit is when they try to escape.bit of: · Some bits of the book are actually quite funny.

► episode

a part of a story on radio or television that is told in separate parts, usually weekly: · That was one of the best episodes - I wish I'd got it on tape.· Brad Pitt made a guest appearance on last week's episode.· Ernie directed all 12 of the half-hour episodes for television. episode of: · I've never even seen an episode of Star Trek.

► instalment

British /installment American part of a story that is told in several parts printed regularly in a magazine or newspaper over a period of time: · Oliver Stone was in Thailand shooting the final instalment in his Vietnam trilogy, Heaven And Earth.weekly/monthly instalments: · Dickens wrote his novels in weekly instalments for a magazine.instalment of: · We are proud to present the second instalment of our fantastic six-part competition to win a Renault Clio.

► chapter

one of the parts that a book is divided into: · These matters are dealt with in Chapters 8 & 9.· 'Have you finished "Lord of the Rings" yet?' 'I'm on the last chapter.'

► scene

one of the smaller parts of a play or film in which the same characters appear or the events happen in the same place: · The sex scenes between Depardieu and Brochet are sensitively filmed.· The ghost appears in Act 2, Scene 1.opening/closing scene (=the first or the last scene): · The opening scene of the movie features the gangsters discussing their next heist.

► extract

a part taken from something such as a book or a speech in order to show its most important points or to show what the whole of it is like: · In the following extract, Jones presents the arguments in favour of nuclear power.extract from: · The book contains previously unpublished material, including extracts from diaries, letters and taped interviews.

► excerpt

a short part taken from a film, book, speech, piece of music etc: excerpt from: · I'd like to read out a short excerpt from the poem.· The following excerpt is from one of my students' essays.· He played some excerpts from Grieg's piano concerto.

► clip

a short part of a film or other recording that is taken and used in another film or in a television programme: · The police have released a video clip of the attack. · The new software makes it possible to cut and paste sound or video clips from one application to another.clip from: · I saw a clip from the new Michael Douglas movie on TV last night.

COLLOCATIONS FROM THE CORPUSVERB► follow

· The following are excerpts from the interview.

单词	excerpt
释义	excerptex‧cerpt /ˈeksɜːpt $ -ɜːrpt/ ●○○ noun [countable] Word Origin WORD ORIGINexcerpt Origin: 1500-1600 Latin past participle of excerpere, from carpere ‘to gather, pick’ Examples EXAMPLES FROM OTHER DICTIONARIES He played some excerpts from Grieg's piano concerto. I'd like to read out a short excerpt from the poem. The following excerpt is from one of my students' essays. EXAMPLES FROM THE CORPUS A newsletter is regularly produced including excerpts from the electronic messages received and sent by children using the network. And he says potentially far more damaging excerpts from his tape haven't yet been used. At the news conference, Bennett played the radio ads along with excerpts from the rap music in question. Following are excerpts, interspersed with my comments, which provide the flavor of the nearly exclusive focus on processes. Some drama excerpts would give rise to a lot of discussion about relationships between the characters. The following are excerpts from the interview. The programmes consist of excerpts from recorded classes which are then discussed during the programme. Thesaurus Longman Language Activatorpart of a story/book/film/play etc► part · Jane Austen's 'Pride and Prejudice', adapted for radio in six partspart of · I've finished the first part of my thesis.part about · Did you understand the part about switching the modem speed?Part One/Part 2 etc (=one of the main parts that a book, TV story etc is divided into) · Part One ends with the death of the hero's father. ► bit British spoken a small part of a story or film: · My favourite bit is when they try to escape.bit of: · Some bits of the book are actually quite funny. ► episode a part of a story on radio or television that is told in separate parts, usually weekly: · That was one of the best episodes - I wish I'd got it on tape.· Brad Pitt made a guest appearance on last week's episode.· Ernie directed all 12 of the half-hour episodes for television. episode of: · I've never even seen an episode of Star Trek. ► instalment British /installment American part of a story that is told in several parts printed regularly in a magazine or newspaper over a period of time: · Oliver Stone was in Thailand shooting the final instalment in his Vietnam trilogy, Heaven And Earth.weekly/monthly instalments: · Dickens wrote his novels in weekly instalments for a magazine.instalment of: · We are proud to present the second instalment of our fantastic six-part competition to win a Renault Clio. ► chapter one of the parts that a book is divided into: · These matters are dealt with in Chapters 8 & 9.· 'Have you finished "Lord of the Rings" yet?' 'I'm on the last chapter.' ► scene one of the smaller parts of a play or film in which the same characters appear or the events happen in the same place: · The sex scenes between Depardieu and Brochet are sensitively filmed.· The ghost appears in Act 2, Scene 1.opening/closing scene (=the first or the last scene): · The opening scene of the movie features the gangsters discussing their next heist. ► extract a part taken from something such as a book or a speech in order to show its most important points or to show what the whole of it is like: · In the following extract, Jones presents the arguments in favour of nuclear power.extract from: · The book contains previously unpublished material, including extracts from diaries, letters and taped interviews. ► excerpt a short part taken from a film, book, speech, piece of music etc: excerpt from: · I'd like to read out a short excerpt from the poem.· The following excerpt is from one of my students' essays.· He played some excerpts from Grieg's piano concerto. ► clip a short part of a film or other recording that is taken and used in another film or in a television programme: · The police have released a video clip of the attack. · The new software makes it possible to cut and paste sound or video clips from one application to another.clip from: · I saw a clip from the new Michael Douglas movie on TV last night. Collocations COLLOCATIONS FROM THE CORPUSVERB► follow · The following are excerpts from the interview. a short piece taken from a book, poem, piece of music etc SYN extractexcerpt of/from An excerpt of the speech appeared in the Sunday paper.—excerpt verb [transitive]
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