- to make an exception
Generated definitions (experimental)
- to make an exception
This phrase is used to describe the act of allowing something that is normally not permitted or usually follows strict rules, highlighting a deviation from standard practice.
Today we are making an exception to let him leave work early.
In this special circumstance, the teacher decided to make an exception and give us a holiday.
Generated collocations (experimental)
pò lì破例chǔ lǐ处理to handle with an exceptionpò lì破例yǔn xǔ允许to allow as an exceptionpò lì破例gěi给to give an exceptionduì对...pò lì破例to make an exception for...dǎ pò打破cháng guī常规pò lì破例to break the usual conventionpò lì破例jué cè决策to make an exceptional decisionpò lì破例wéi为zhī之to do something as an exceptionpò lì破例fàng xíng放行to release as an exceptionpò lì破例zhāo dài招待to entertain as an exceptionpò lì破例jǐ yǔ给予to grant as an exception