| 词组 | omit |
| 释义 | omit /əʊˈmɪt, ə- $ oʊ-, ə-/ verb to not include someone or something, or not do something, either deliberately or because you forgetadverbsdeliberately omit sth/sb The information had been deliberately omitted.inadvertently omit sth/sb (=accidentally) His name was inadvertently omitted from the list.conveniently omit sth/sb (=because there is an advantage for you in not including something) Dan conveniently omitted the fact that he had been at the pub.conspicuously omit sth/sb (=in a way that is easy to notice) One school was conspicuously omitted from the plan.nounsomit details The report omitted key details.omit information A good editor will ask why you decided to include or omit information.omit a fact Deliberately, she had omitted the fact that Sally was her sister.omit a word/letter/paragraph The teacher decided to omit the word from the spelling list because it was too difficult.omit sb’s name Lisa’s name had been omitted from the list of honor students.prepositionsomit sth/sb from sth There has been some surprise that McKenna has been omitted from the team.phrasesomit all/any reference to sb/sth He had deliberately omitted any reference to the attack.omit to mention sth Kazuo modestly omitted to mention that he had won the competition.omit to tell sb sth There was one small problem – I’d omitted to tell Jack about the arrangement. |
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