excising

基本解釋

v. 對(duì)（貨物）課以消費(fèi)稅；（手術(shù)）切除（器官、組織等）；（從文本、樂曲中）刪去（某一部分）（excise 的現(xiàn)在分詞）

They could soon take it to the next level by excising the traditional navigation toolbar.
下一步他們很快就會(huì)把手伸向現(xiàn)存的傳統(tǒng)導(dǎo)航工具欄。
He quickly began excising references to Tintin’s Belgian roots to boost his appeal on the French and Swiss markets, referring to him in 1935 as a “young European reporter”.
很快地，他開始提到丁丁來自比利時(shí)，以提升丁丁在法國(guó)和瑞士市場(chǎng)的人氣—-請(qǐng)參見1935年丁丁作為一名“年輕的歐洲記者”一節(jié)。
He quickly began excising references to Tintin's Belgian roots to boost his appeal on the French and Swiss markets, referring to him in 1935 as a "young European reporter".
為了提升丁丁在法國(guó)和瑞士市場(chǎng)的吸引力，他很快就著手刪除書中有關(guān)丁丁的比利時(shí)之根的情節(jié)，于1935年改稱丁丁為“一個(gè)年輕的歐洲記者”。

On that it failed, but it did succeed in excising a reference to Mr Milosevic's indictment.
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In 2005, the Barbican in London was accused of excising sections of its production of Tamburlaine to remove scenes attacking Muhammad.
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Excise is a tax that the government of a country puts on particular goods, such as cigarettes and alcoholic drinks, which are produced for sale in its own country.
to remove (an organ, structure, or part) surgically