exclusive
gb/ɪksklˈusɪv/ us/ɪksklˈusɪv/
B1
Engelsk
~ 2800
Betydninger
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adjective
B1
property
1
Limited to certain people
Only for certain people or groups; not shared with others.
Bruksmønster:
exclusive to [someone/something]
Vanlig feil:
Learners sometimes confuse 'exclusive' with 'expensive'; while many exclusive things are costly, the word focuses on restricted access, not price.
Synonymer
restricted (Implies limits on access but can be broader and less elite in tone.)
Antonymer
inclusive (Means open to all or welcoming everyone.)
Ordkombinasjoner
exclusive club
|exclusive interview
|exclusive access
|exclusive rights
|exclusive offer
Temaer
social
|business
|events
|daily_life
|law
|core_vocabulary
Eksempler
- Membership to this gym is exclusive to residents of the building.
- The resort offers exclusive access to a private beach.
- They signed an exclusive contract with the designer.
- We got an exclusive interview with the actor.
- The event is by invitation only and highly exclusive.
Eksempler for deg som lærer
- This park is exclusive to hotel guests.
- The party is exclusive to members.
- We have exclusive use of the room.
- Only VIPs have exclusive seats.
- The club is exclusive to women.
adjective
B2
property
2
Not including something else
Not including something; leaving it out.
Bruksmønster:
exclusive of [something]
Vanlig feil:
Learners may confuse 'exclusive of' with 'inclusive of'; remember 'exclusive' means leaving something out.
Synonymer
excluding (Directly states that something is left out.)
Antonymer
inclusive (Means including everything mentioned.)
Ordkombinasjoner
exclusive of tax
|exclusive of expenses
Temaer
mathematics
|law
|core_vocabulary
Eksempler
- The price is exclusive of tax and shipping.
- The offer is exclusive of additional fees.
- The budget, exclusive of salaries, is very small.
Eksempler for deg som lærer
- The bill is exclusive of drinks.
- This price is exclusive of tax.
- The cost is exclusive of shipping.
adjective
B2
property
3
Fashionable and high-class limited access
Expensive and for rich or important people only.
Synonymer
upscale (Focuses on high quality and price, often without implying restricted access.)
Antonymer
cheap (Low cost and often low quality; open to all.)
Ordkombinasjoner
exclusive boutique
|exclusive restaurant
Temaer
lifestyle
|fashion
|business
|arts_entertainment
|core_vocabulary
Eksempler
- They stayed at an exclusive hotel in the city center.
- She shops at an exclusive boutique on Fifth Avenue.
- The restaurant is known for its exclusive clientele.
Eksempler for deg som lærer
- We went to an exclusive shop.
- The hotel is very exclusive.
- She likes exclusive restaurants.
Substantiv
B2
entity
4
News story given to one outlet
A news story that only one newspaper, TV channel, etc., has.
Synonymer
scoop (Informal term for breaking news first; may lack the exclusivity agreement.)
Antonymer
press release (Information given to all media outlets simultaneously.)
Ordkombinasjoner
newspaper exclusive
|TV exclusive
Temaer
media
|journalism
|communication
|business
|core_vocabulary
Eksempler
- The magazine published an exclusive about the celebrity's wedding.
- We secured an exclusive with the prime minister.
- That interview was a world exclusive.
Eksempler for deg som lærer
- The paper has an exclusive about the singer.
- We got a TV exclusive with the actor.
- That story was a big exclusive.
Grammatikk
Oppslagsform
exclusive
IPA
GB/ɪksklˈusɪv/
US/ɪksklˈusɪv/
Stavelser og trykk
ex - clus - ive (3 stavelser)
Stress on 2nd syllable (clus)
Bøyingsformer
Adjective
- Base: exclusive
Noun
- Base: exclusive
- Plural: exclusives
Ordfamilie
Uttrykk
exclusive club
1/ɪksklˈusɪv klˈʌb/
fixed phrase
Club open only to certain people
A club that only allows certain people to join, often because of money, status, or special interests.
Eksempler
- He belongs to an exclusive club for top business leaders.
- The golf course is part of an exclusive club.
exclusive interview
1/ɪksklˈusɪv ˈɪntɚvjˌu/
fixed phrase
Interview given to one outlet only
An interview that is given only to one reporter or news organization.
Eksempler
- We watched an exclusive interview with the president on TV.
- The singer gave an exclusive interview about her new album.
exclusive rights
1/ɪksklˈusɪv ɹˈaɪts/
fixed phrase
Legal rights held by one party only
Legal permission that only one person or group has to do something or use something.
Eksempler
- The publisher has exclusive rights to the book for five years.
- They bought the exclusive rights to distribute the film.
mutually exclusive
1/mjˈut͡ʃuəli ɪksklˈusɪv/
fixed phrase
cannot both be true or happen
Used when two things cannot both be true or happen at the same time.
Eksempler
- For many people, working full-time and studying full-time are mutually exclusive goals.
- The two proposals are mutually exclusive, so we can only choose one.
- These two events are not mutually exclusive; both can happen together.
mutually exclusive
2/mjˈut͡ʃuəli ɪksklˈusɪv/
fixed phrase
technical
Cannot be true at same time
If two things are mutually exclusive, they cannot both be true or happen together.
Eksempler
- These two options are mutually exclusive—you can only choose one.
- Being a good listener and talking constantly are mutually exclusive traits.