E
- export verb (export, exports, exported, exporting); noun (an export, exports; export)
To send goods to another country to sell them. - exporter noun (an exporter, exporters)
1) A person, company or country that sells goods to other countries. - expose verb (expose, exposes, exposed, exposing)
1) To uncover something so it can be seen. 2) To leave someone or something without protection from danger, weather or sunlight. 3) To… - exposed verb form (past of expose: expose, exposes, exposed, exposing); adjective (exposed, more exposed)
Exposed means not covered or protected, open to wind, weather, sun or danger. - exposition noun (exposition, expositions)
A clear and full explanation of an idea or a subject. - expostulate verb (expostulates, expostulated, expostulating)
To protest or argue strongly, often in a complaint, to someone who has done something wrong or is about to. - exposure noun (exposure; an exposure, exposures)
Exposure is being out in cold, wind or weather without protection, which can make you very ill. - express verb (express, expresses, expressed, expressing); adjective (express); noun (an express, expresses)
To show or say what you think or feel, with words, faces, art or actions. - expressed past form and past participle of the verb express (express, expresses, expressed, expressing); adjective
Said or shown in words, looks or actions (a feeling, an idea). - expression noun (an expression, expressions; also uncountable)
A word or phrase with a special meaning; a saying. - expressive adjective
Showing feelings or thoughts clearly, especially in the face, the eyes or the voice. - expressly adverb (expressly)
1) (formal) Expressly means clearly and directly, so there is no doubt. 2) (formal) Expressly means specially, for one particular purpose. - expulsion noun (an expulsion, expulsions; expulsion — uncountable)
Making someone leave a school, club or country for ever, as a punishment: expulsion from school. - exquisite adjective
1) Very beautiful, delicate or finely made. 2) Showing great care and skill, with fine taste. - extant adjective (formal)
Still existing today, especially something very old: the oldest extant painting. - extempore adjective; adverb
Spoken or done without preparation, on the spot, without notes. (formal, rare) - extend verb (extend, extends, extended, extending)
To extend means to make something longer, bigger or last longer. - extended adjective; verb, past form of extend (extend, extends, extended, extending)
Extended means made longer in time or length: «an extended holiday». - extension noun (extension, extensions)
An extension is an extra part added to a building to make it bigger. - extensive adjective (extensive, more extensive, most extensive)
1) Covering a large area. 2) Large in amount or very thorough and detailed. 3) (farming) Using a lot of land with little work or money per… - extensively adverb (extensively; more extensively, most extensively)
1) Extensively means a lot, widely, or over a large area or many places. 2) It can also mean in great detail and thoroughly. - extent noun (extent — usually singular)
How big, long or wide something is; its size or area: the full extent of the forest. - exterior noun (the exterior, exteriors); adjective (exterior)
The outside of something, especially a building or vehicle. - exterminated verb past form of exterminate (exterminate, exterminates, exterminated, exterminating); adjective (exterminated)
Exterminated means killed completely, so that a whole group of animals, insects or pests is destroyed. - extermination noun
The complete destruction of a pest, a group or a thing, so that none is left. - external adjective (external); noun (externals — plural, the outward appearance)
1) On the outside, or coming from the outside. 2) Coming from another place or person, not your own school or group: «an external… - externally adverb (externally); adjective external
Externally means on the outside or from the outside. - extinct adjective (extinct)
An extinct animal or plant no longer exists anywhere in the world, because every last one has died. - extinction noun (extinction)
When a kind of animal or plant dies out completely, so there are none left anywhere. - extinguish verb (extinguish, extinguishes, extinguished, extinguishing)
1) To extinguish a fire or light is to put it out so it stops burning or shining. 2) (formal) To end or destroy something such as hope. - extinguished verb (past form of extinguish: extinguish, extinguishes, extinguished, extinguishing); adjective (extinguished)
Extinguished means put out, so a fire or light stops burning or shining. - extinguisher noun (an extinguisher, extinguishers)
A metal container, usually red, filled with water, foam, powder or gas, used to put out a fire; full name «fire extinguisher». - extinguishing verb form (extinguish, extinguishes, extinguished, extinguishing); noun-like (-ing: the extinguishing of fires)
Putting out a fire or a light so it stops burning: extinguishing the campfire. - extirpate verb (extirpate, extirpates, extirpated, extirpating)
To extirpate something is to destroy it completely, pulling it out by the roots. - extra adjective (extra); noun (an extra, extras); adverb (extra — more than usual)
Extra means more than usual, or more than needed. - extract verb (extract, extracts, extracted, extracting); noun (an extract, extracts)
To take or pull something out, often with effort: a tooth, juice, a metal. - extraction noun (extraction, extractions)
Extraction is taking or pulling something out, like a tooth from a mouth or oil from the ground. - extractor noun (extractor, extractors)
An extractor (or extractor fan) is a machine that sucks out steam, smoke or smells from a room, such as a kitchen or bathroom. - extraordinarily adverb
To an unusual degree; very much more than usual. - extraordinary adjective
Extraordinary means very unusual, surprising or special, much more than ordinary. - extraterrestrial adjective (extraterrestrial); noun (an extraterrestrial, extraterrestrials)
Coming from or existing outside the Earth, in space, as in «extraterrestrial rocks». - extravagant adjective (extravagant, more extravagant); noun extravagance
Extravagant means spending much more money than is sensible or needed. - extravagantly adverb (more extravagantly, most extravagantly)
Extravagantly means in a very big, showy way, with more than is needed. - extreme adjective (extreme, more extreme, most extreme); noun (an extreme, extremes)
Extreme means very great, very strong or much more than usual: extreme heat. - extremely adverb (extremely)
1) Extremely means very, very much, to a very great degree. - extremity noun (an extremity, extremities)
Your extremities are the far parts of your body, like your hands, feet, fingers and toes. - extricate verb (extricates, extricated, extricating)
To extricate someone or something is to free them from a trap, a difficulty or something that holds them tight. - extrude verb (extrude, extrudes, extruded, extruding)
To extrude something is to push or squeeze it out through a small opening, often to give it a shape, like toothpaste from a tube. - exude verb (exude, exudes, exuded, exuding)
To let a liquid or smell come out slowly, as a plant oozes sap or skin gives off sweat. - exultation noun (no plural)
1) Exultation is great joy or triumph, often shown loudly after a win or a success. - eye noun (eye, eyes); verb (eye, eyes, eyed, eyeing)
1) An eye is the part of the body you see with. A person has 2 eyes. 2) The eye of a needle is the small hole the thread goes through. 3)… - eyeball noun (an eyeball, eyeballs); verb (eyeball, eyeballs, eyeballed, eyeballing — informal)
An eyeball is the round ball of the eye, most of which sits inside your head. - eyebrow noun (eyebrow, eyebrows)
Your eyebrows are the two lines of short hair above your eyes. - eyeglasses noun, plural (eyeglasses)
1) (mainly US) Glasses: two lenses in a frame that you wear in front of your eyes to help you see better. - eyelash noun (an eyelash, eyelashes)
An eyelash is one of the short, curved hairs that grow along the edges of your eyelids. - eyelet noun (an eyelet, eyelets)
An eyelet is a small round hole in cloth, leather or paper that a lace, string or hook goes through. - eyelid noun (eyelid, eyelids)
1) An eyelid is the thin fold of skin that closes over your eye when you blink or sleep. - eyeshade noun (an eyeshade, eyeshades)
A visor: a band with a stiff brim at the front that shades the eyes from light, worn without a top. - eyesight noun (eyesight, uncountable)
1) Eyesight is your ability to see. - eyespot noun (an eyespot, eyespots)
1) An eyespot is a round patch of colour that looks like an eye, on the wings of a butterfly or moth, or on the body of a fish, to scare… - eyewitness noun (an eyewitness, eyewitnesses); adjective (eyewitness account)
An eyewitness is a person who saw something happen with their own eyes, like an accident or crime.
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