exact from

exact (something) from (one)

To obtain something from someone through authority, force, or some other means of coercion. I doubt you'll be able to exact the entire amount from her because she doesn't make enough money to pay you back right now.

exact something from someone

to demand something from someone; to take something from someone. The bill collector sought to exact payment from them for a debt that had been paid off long ago. You cannot exact a single cent from me.

词组	exact from
释义	exact from exact (something) from (one) To obtain something from someone through authority, force, or some other means of coercion. I doubt you'll be able to exact the entire amount from her because she doesn't make enough money to pay you back right now. See also: exact Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. exact something from someone to demand something from someone; to take something from someone. The bill collector sought to exact payment from them for a debt that had been paid off long ago. You cannot exact a single cent from me. See also: exact McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: exact exact (something) from (one) lead by the nose, to get (something) for (someone or something) guess at guess at (something) in unison verse chapter and verse chapter and verse, cite/give
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