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1. Most importantly, if all of us get news and information exclusively from television, there will be a decline in general literacy.
最重要的是，如果我们只从电视里获取新闻和消息，那么我们的读写能力就会普遍下降。
2. This room is exclusively for women.
这房间只对女士开放。
1. 专有地：根据美国税法,只有设立目的和运行目的都专有地(exclusively)符合<<国内税收条令>>501(c)(3)条款的非营利组织,才能享有免税资格. 为防止非营利组织的过度商业化,美国税法又特别创设了非关联性商业活动限制规则. 依照<<国内税收条令>>的定义,
2. 独占地;唯一地：endow 天生具有,赋予 | exclusively 独占地;唯一地 | descend 由......传下来
3. 独享的：15.miniature 雏形的,小型的(02-6) | 16.exclusively 独享的(02-6) | 17.bounced 蹦跳,反弹(02-12)
4. 排外地：exclusive 排外的 | exclusively 排外地 | exclusivism 排外主义
1. 排他地;独占地;专有地;完全地
Exclusively is used to refer to situations or activities that involve only the thing or things mentioned, and nothing else.
e.g. ...an exclusively male domain...
男性专属的领域
e.g. Instruction in these subjects in undergraduate classes is almost exclusively by lecture.
本科生的这几门课程几乎完全是通过讲座教授的。
1. Highlights are the unique football bras exclusively designed by the London Design School for Triumph.
2. But this latest performance of the famous work will have a difference, this time it will be sung exclusively by foreigners.
3. While both radish and yam rice puddings tend to be more Cantonese, the golden pumpkin pudding belongs exclusively to the Fujian and Chaozhou countryside.
4. Intel also announced on Monday it would establish a venture capital fund of US $ 200 million exclusively for the Chinese market.
5. The rest wanted payment exclusively in Chevron stock, or a mixture of cash and stock.
6. " All issues related to the Caspian should be settled exclusively by littoral nations, " Ahmadinejad said.
7. Guests will be treated to individual culinary touches, including an exquisite chocolate and cheese trolley designed exclusively for CHAR private.
8. I recognize that this is part of our heritage, but I do not think this heritage is exclusively contained in the Y chromosome.
9. The Gaizhou government licenses the Gaizhou Gas Industry Company to exclusively provide gas within the city.
10. It is made from a 60 per cent cocoa recipe similar to one used exclusively for the Royal Family since the days of Queen Victoria.
adv
1. without any others being included or involved
e.g. was entirely to blame
a school devoted entirely to the needs of problem children
he works for Mr. Smith exclusively
did it solely for money
the burden of proof rests on the prosecution alone
a privilege granted only to him