Ex的意思|Ex的解释-里氏词典

ex [eks]

n. 已离婚的配偶

[经] 不附资本增殖, (在船边码头)交货, 无(红利)...之外

Cargo ex pacification extremely inferior now under survey we reserve right of claim airmail sealed sample
联合太平洋号上的货物质量极差，现正在检验之中。我们保留索赔的权力，今以航空寄上密封样本。
A stock price ex dividend.
不包括股息的股票价格
ex-
度是…

[ noun ]

a man who was formerly a certain woman's husband

<noun.person>

a woman who was formerly a particular man's wife

<noun.person>

all his exes live in Texas

the 24th letter of the Roman alphabet

<noun.communication>

[ adj ]

out of fashion

<adj.all>

a suit of rather antique appearance

demode (or outmoded) attire

outmoded ideas

The real goddess appears, and tells off these men for underestimating women - an apotheosis evidently intended as a feminist dea ex machina idea.
'The banks are confident in the security of their system,' he commented. Mr Whalley believes the ex gratia settlements are unsatisfactory.
With only eight countries competing, the field is smaller than since the early 1970s. Cudmore, sailing for his own country for the first time since 1979, will skipper the one-tonner Jameson I (ex Fram XI, owned by King Harald of Norway).
Today we are told we shall meet Andro, an ex puppeteer from Berlin who has become an expert in 'tantric sex' and now hosts his own nude chat show and Spanish film director Bigas Luna talking about his latest venture (11.10).
The meeting was inquorate - only one member of the group, plus the then chairman of the health authority in an ex officio capacity, was present, but it nonetheless resolved to award the contract. Two versions of the minutes were prepared.
The improvement in music margins (ex Thames) vividly demonstrates its defensive appeal, but though US rental volumes now appear to be picking up the UK side looks set for another tough year.
Shell, which goes ex a 7.2p dividend on Monday, was held up by yield buying and closed 2 ahead at 657p.
By 1989 the banks were threatening to recall loans following losses of Pounds 4.7m on sales of Pounds 296m. The appointment of Dr James Maxmin (ex Volvo and Thorn EMI) as chief executive in 1991 promised a renaissance.
In the beginning, the treasury secretary and the comptroller of the currency were both ex officio members of the Federal Reserve Board.
A 23-year-old art gallery worker describes a typical evening: "I go to the clubs, do ex, and go to work tripping the next day." While some say ecstasy is the club kids' drug of choice, others say it is merely a fad.
Certainly as played by Judy Loe she is a sparkling asset, a supremely elegant dea ex machina always at the end of a telephone line at the right time.
They will cost typically from Pounds 2,775 to Pounds 5,555 ex VAT. The aim of the joint venture is to create a volume market for NextStep in Europe.
Jimmy Knepper, the most resourceful trombonist in jazz, was a shrewdly observant ex post facto participant, as was the penetratingly passionate Curtis Porter (Shafi Hadi) on alto saxophone.
It's very much in the interests of the friendly society movement to set up some kind of ex gratia arrangement.' The tribal customs of Britain's main public sector trade unions have long been of interest to employers.
"New criminal statutes and increased penalties do not apply retroactively to past conduct" under the constitutional prohibition of "ex post facto" laws.
Both were directors while loans and ex gratia payments were made to players.
It relies on instincts, intimations and even social pressures which cannot be created ex nihilo. Yet the British government and the political class have not really faced up to this problem.
Some banks privately admit making ex gratia payments to some customers. 'There are cases when customers genuinely forget having taken out money from a machine and we cannot take matters forward from that,' one says.

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