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apart from

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /əˈpɑrt frəm/ · UK /əˈpɑːt frəm/

apart from means: Used to leave someone or something out of a statement, or to add another person or thing.

preposition

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Used to leave someone or something out of a statement, or to add another person or thing.

  • Everyone was ready apart from me.
  • Apart from the noise, the hotel was perfect.
  • Apart from English, she speaks Spanish and Italian.

How to use it: apart from someone/something (Everyone came apart from Tom.); apart from doing something (Apart from cooking dinner, she also washed the dishes.)

Similar words: except for, besides, in addition to

Common phrases: apart from someone, apart from something, apart from that

Questions about apart from

What does apart from mean?

Used to leave someone or something out of a statement, or to add another person or thing.

What is apart from in other languages?

Türkçe: dışında · Español: excepto · Français: à part · Deutsch: außer · Italiano: a parte · 日本語: を除いて

How do you pronounce apart from?

In American English /əˈpɑrt frəm/; in British English /əˈpɑːt frəm/.

How do you use apart from in a sentence?

Everyone was ready apart from me. Apart from the noise, the hotel was perfect.

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