cut
verb
noun
kʌt verb
1
REDUCE
减少
to reduce the amount of something 削减，裁减，减少 T
They’re introducing CCTV cameras in an attempt to cut street crime in the area.
为了减少该地区的街头犯罪，他们安装了闭路电视摄像机。
You need to cut the amount of fat and sugar in your diet.
你需要减少食物中脂肪和糖的含量。
Scientists are warning that unless carbon emissions are cut, we could be heading for an environmental catastrophe.
科学家警告说如果不减少碳排放量，我们可能会面临环境灾难。
700 jobs will be lost in order to cut costs and boost profits.
为了降低成本，提高利润，将削减 700 个职位。
The major aviation companies need to cut prices if they are to compete with budget airlines.
大航空公司如果想和便宜的航空公司竞争，就需要降低价格。
cut sth by £1 million/$5 billion/half etc
The welfare budget has been cut by $56 billion.
福利预算被削减了 560 亿美元。
cut sth off sth
A new direct service will cut two hours off the flying time between London and Seoul.
新开设的直航服务将使伦敦到首尔间的航程缩短两小时。
Staffing levels had already been cut to the bone (=reduced to the lowest level possible) .
人员配备已经削减到了最低限度。
2
DIVIDE STH WITH A KNIFE, SCISSORS ETC
用小刀 剪刀等分割某物
to divide something or separate something from its main part, using scissors, a knife etc 切，割，剪 I,T
Do you want me to cut the cake?
要我切蛋糕吗？
The telephone wires had been cut minutes before the assault.
袭击前几分钟，电话线已经被切断了。
cut sth with sth
Jane cut the cord with a knife.
简用小刀割绳子。
cut sb sth
Can you cut me a piece of bread, please?
你帮我切一块面包，好吗？
[+ along/across/round etc ]
Using a pair of scissors, cut carefully along the dotted lines.
用剪刀小心地沿虚线剪开。
[+ through ]
We’ll need a saw that will cut through metal.
我们需要一把可以切割金属的锯子。
cut sth in half/in two
Cut the orange in half.
把橙子切成两半。
cut sth into slices/chunks/pieces etc (make something into a particular shape by cutting) 把某物切成薄片/大块/小块等
Cut the carrots into thin strips.
把胡萝卜切成细条。
cut sth to size/length (cut something so that it is the size you need) 把某物切割成所需的大小/长度
The curtain pole can be cut to length.
这根窗帘杆可以切割成需要的长度。
3
MAKE STH SHORTER WITH A KNIFE ETC
用小刀等把某物切短
to make something shorter with a knife, scissors etc, especially in order to make it neater 修理，修剪 T
For reasons of hygiene, we had to cut our fingernails really short.
为了卫生，我们要把指甲剪得很短。
cut the lawn/grass/hedge etc
From outside came the sound of someone cutting the hedge.
外面传来有人修剪树篱的声音。
have/get your hair cut
It’s about time you got your hair cut.
你该去把头发剪一剪了。
4
REMOVE PARTS FROM FILM ETC
把影片等中的部分内容删剪掉
to remove parts from a film, book, speech etc, for example because it is too long or might offend people 删剪，缩短 T
The original version was cut by more than 30 minutes.
原先的版本被删去了三十多分钟。
5
MAKE A HOLE/MARK
挖洞/做记号
to make a hole or mark in the surface of something, or to open it using a sharp tool 凿; 挖; 刻 I,T
[+ into ]
The blade cut deep into the wood.
刀片深深地划进了木头里。
cut sth into sth
Strange letters had been cut into the stone.
石头上刻着一些奇怪的字母。
Cut a hole in the middle of the paper.
在纸的中央剪个洞。
Cut open the chillies and remove the seeds.
切开辣椒，把籽挖掉。
6
INJURE
伤害
to injure yourself on something sharp that breaks the skin and makes you bleed 划破，划伤，割伤 T
cut your finger/knee/hand etc
I noticed he’d cut his finger quite badly.
我发现他把手指头割破了，伤口很深。
cut yourself (on sth)
Marcie said she’d cut herself on a broken glass.
玛茜说她被一块碎玻璃划伤了。
That knife’s extremely sharp! Mind you don’t cut yourself.
那把刀非常锋利！当心别划伤。
On Eric’s chin was a scrap of cotton wool where he’d cut himself shaving .
埃里克的下巴上贴着一块药棉，是他刮胡子的时候刮伤的。
She fell and cut her head open .
她摔倒时把头磕破了。
7
MAKE/FORM STH BY CUTTING
切割成某物
to make or form something from a solid piece of wood, metal etc using a sharp tool 切成，削成，凿成，割成 T
I’ll get a spare key cut for you.
我给你配一把备用的钥匙。
cut sth from sth
The chair had been cut from the trunk of a tree.
这把椅子是用一根树干凿成的。
8
LET SB GET FREE
把某人放走
to cut something such as metal or rope in order to let someone escape from where they are trapped 〔为放走某人而〕切开〔金属〕，剪断〔绳索〕 T
cut sb from sth
She had to be cut from the wreckage of her car.
只好割开汽车残骸让她出来。
He was in the vehicle for an hour before he was cut free .
他在汽车里被困了一小时才得救。
9
TOOL/MATERIAL
工具/材料
if a tool cuts well, badly etc, it cuts things well or badly etc 切割性能良好 （不好） I
professional quality tools that cut efficiently and smoothly
切割利索、顺畅的优质专业工具
10
CLOTHES
衣服
if a piece of clothing is cut in a particular way, that is the way it is designed and made 把〔衣服〕剪成，剪裁 T usually passive 一般用被动态
The T-shirt is cut fairly low at the neck.
这件 T 恤衫领口开得很低。
11
ON COMPUTER
在计算机上
to remove something from a document or FILE on a computer 剪切（计算机上的文件） I,T
To cut text, press Control + X.
剪切文本，按控制键加 X 键。
Cut and paste the picture into a new file (=remove it and then make it appear in a new file) .
把这张图片剪贴到新的档案上去。
12
GO A QUICK WAY
抄近路
to get to somewhere by a quicker and more direct way than the usual way 抄近道，走近路; I always + adv/prep
[+ through/down/across etc ]
I usually cut through the car park to get to work.
我通常抄近路穿过停车场去上班。
Let’s cut across the field.
我们抄近路从田里走过去吧。
13
DIVIDE AN AREA
划分（区域）
to divide an area into two or more parts 划分〔区域〕 I,T
cut sth in/into sth
The river cuts the whole region in two.
这条河把整个地区一分为二。
[+ through ]
The new road will cut through a conservation area.
这条新路将穿过一个自然环境保护区。
14
PLAYING CARDS
玩纸牌
to divide a pack of cards into two 切（牌），倒（牌） I,T
First cut the pack, and then deal the cards.
先切牌，然后发牌。
15
MUSIC
音乐
to produce a cd, song etc for people to buy 灌制〔唱片〕 T
The band cut their first single in 2001.
该乐队在 2001 年灌制了他们的首张单曲唱片。
16
CROPS
农作物
to take the top part off crops such as wheat before gathering them 收割〔庄稼〕 T
17
cut a deal
17. to make a business deal 做成交易
A French company has reportedly cut a deal to produce software for government agencies.
据报道一家法国公司成交了一笔生意，为政府机构生产软件。
18
cut (sb) a check
18. to write a check for a particular amount of money and give it to someone [美，非正式] （给某人）开支票 AmE informal
When the damage assessor called, he cut a check for $139.
估损员被叫来后，他开了一张 139 美元的支票。
19
Cut!
19. said by the director of a film to tell people to stop acting, filming etc [口] 停！〔导演口令〕 spoken
20
PUT A FILM TOGETHER
剪辑影片
to put the parts of a film together so that they make a continuous story, and get rid of the parts you do not want 剪辑〔影片〕 T
21
cut in line
21. to unfairly go in front of other people who are waiting to do something [美] 插队，不按次序排队 AmE
22
cut class/school
22. to deliberately not go to a class that you should go to [美，非正式] 逃课 AmE informal
She started cutting classes.
她开始逃课。
23
cut your teeth (on sth)
23. to get your first experience of doing something and learn the basic skills 从（某事上）获得初步经验
Both reporters cut their journalistic teeth on the same provincial newspaper.
两名记者都从同一份当地报纸获得了最初的新闻工作经验。
24
cut corners
24. to do something in a way that saves time, effort, or money, but that also results in it not being done properly 走捷径
There’s a temptation to cut corners when you’re pushed for time, but it’s not worth it.
时间紧迫时你会很想走捷径，但这么做并不值得。
25
cut sth short
25. to stop doing something earlier than you planned 提早结束，中断
The band has cut short its US concert tour.
乐团提前结束了在美国的巡回演出。
Her athletic career was cut short by a leg injury.
她的体育生涯因为腿伤而中断了。
26
cut sb short
26. to stop someone from finishing what they wanted to say 打断，插嘴
I tried to explain, but he cut me short.
我想解释，他却打断了我。
27
cut the …
27. an impolite way of telling someone to stop doing something because it is annoying you [口] 闲话少说; 不要瞎折腾 spoken
Cut the sarcasm, Jane, and tell me what really happened!
简，你别再冷嘲热讽了，快告诉我究竟发生了什么事！
Cut the crap (=stop saying something that is not true) ! I saw his car outside your house.
别扯谎了！我看见他的汽车停在你家外面。
28
cut sb dead
28. to deliberately ignore someone when you meet them 不理睬某人，装作没看见某人
I saw Ian in town but he cut me dead.
我在镇上看见了伊恩，他却没理睬我。
29
cut your losses
29. to stop doing something that is failing, so that you do not waste any more money, time, or effort 及早放弃无利可图的事
He decided to cut his losses and sell the business.
他决定趁早放弃，把企业卖了。
30
LINE
线条
if a line cuts another line, they cross each other at a particular point 〔线条〕与…相交 T
31
TOOTH
牙齿
if a baby cuts a tooth, the tooth starts to grow 〔婴儿〕长〔牙〕，出〔牙〕 T
32
cut sb to the quick/bone
32. to upset someone very much by saying something cruel [文] 出口伤人，说话损人 literary
His mockery frightened her and cut her to the bone.
他的嘲笑让她害怕，把她伤得很深。
33
cut to the chase
33. to immediately start dealing with the most important part of something [非正式] 马上切入正题 informal
34
cut a fine/strange etc figure
34. to have an impressive, strange etc appearance [文] 显得很好/很奇怪等 literary
Mason cuts a battered but defiant figure.
梅森显得饱经风霜，目中无人。
35
cut your own throat
35. to behave in a way that will cause harm to yourself, especially because you are very offended or angry about something 自取其辱，自取其咎
He’d just be cutting his own throat if he left now.
他如果现在离开就等于毁了自己。
36
(it) cuts both ways
36. used to say that something has two effects, especially a good effect and a bad one [口] 有利有弊，有正反两种效果 spoken
The higher the interest rate, the greater the financial risk – which, of course, cuts both ways.
利率越高，金融风险也就越大，这当然是有利有弊的事。
37
cut the ground from under sb’s feet
37. to make someone or their ideas seem less impressive by having better ideas yourself or doing something before they do 把某人比下去，先发制人
38
cut and run
38. to avoid a difficult situation by leaving suddenly [非正式] 开溜，临阵脱逃 informal
Although the company has faced financial difficulties, they do not intend to cut and run.
虽然这家公司面临经济困难，但他们并不想临阵脱逃。
39
cut no ice/not cut much ice
39. if something cuts no ice with someone, it will not persuade them to change their opinion or decision 不起作用，不产生影响
It’s unlikely that these arguments will cut much ice with Democrats.
这些辩论对民主党不会产生多少影响。
40
cut the (umbilical) cord
40. to stop being too dependent on someone, especially your parents 摆脱 （停止 ）〔尤指对父母的〕依赖
41
not cut the mustard
41. to not be good enough [非正式] 不符合要求 informal
Other magazines have tried to copy the formula but have never quite cut the mustard.
其他杂志都想套用这一方法，但都做得不好。
42
DRUGS
毒品
to mix an illegal drug such as HEROIN with another substance 混合〔毒品和其他物质〕 T usually passive 一般用被动态
43
cut your coat according to your cloth
43. to spend only as much money as you can afford 量入为出
44
to cut a long story short
44. used to say that you are only going to mention the main facts of something [口] 长话短说 spoken
To cut a long story short, he threw them out of the house.
长话短说吧，他把他们赶出了屋子。
45
cut it/things fine cut it close
45. ; cut it close AmE [美] to leave yourself just enough time to do something 把时间扣得很紧 AmE
Even in normal traffic, 20 minutes to get to the airport is cutting it fine.
即使在交通正常的情况下，二十分钟到达机场也是很紧张的。
46
not cut it
46. to not be good enough to do something [非正式] 不能胜任，达不到要求，达不到标准 informal
Players who can’t cut it soon quit the team.
不能胜任的球员很快就离开了球队。
47
cut a swathe through sth
47. to cause a lot of damage in a place or among a group of people [文] 〔把某地〕夷为平地;〔给许多人〕造成严重破坏 literary
A series of bribery scandals has cut a swathe through the government.
一连串的受贿丑闻使政府遭到重创。
48
you could cut the atmosphere with a knife
48. used to say that everyone in a place is very annoyed or angry with each other and this is very easy to notice [非正式] 气氛很紧张 informal
49 if a problem or feeling cuts across different groups of people, they are all affected by it 〔问题或情绪〕影响到〔不同群体〕
Domestic violence seems to cut across most social divisions.
家庭暴力似乎存在于大部分的社会阶层。
50 to remove unwanted or unnecessary parts from something by cutting it 去掉; 切掉; 砍掉
Cut away all the dead wood.
把枯木都砍掉。
51 to reduce the amount, size, cost etc of something 削减，缩减
[+ on ]
Several major hospitals are cutting back on staff at the moment.
现在有几家大医院正在裁员。
cut sth ↔ back
Education spending cannot be cut back any further.
教育支出再也不能缩减了。
Richer countries must do more to cut back carbon emissions.
较富裕国家必须作出更大的努力减少碳排放量。
52
cut sth back
↔ to remove the top part of a plant in order to help it to grow 修剪〔植物〕
Cut back the shoots in spring to encourage bushier growth.
春天要修剪新枝以促使植物生长得更加茂密。
53 to eat, drink, or use less of something, especially in order to improve your health 〔尤指为了健康而〕少吃，少喝，减少
[+ on ]
Try to cut back on foods containing wheat and dairy products.
要少吃含小麦食品和奶制品。
54
REDUCE
减少
to reduce the amount of something 减少，缩减
cut sth ↔ down
Installing double-glazing will cut down the noise from traffic.
安装双层玻璃可以减少交通噪声。
[+ on ]
By getting the design right, you can cut down on accidents.
改进设计可以减少意外事故。
55
EAT/USE LESS
少吃/少用
to eat, drink, or use less of something, especially in order to improve your health 〔尤指为了改善健康而〕少吃，少喝
I’ve always smoked, but I’m trying to cut down.
我一直抽烟，但我现在尽量少抽。
[+ on ]
Cut down on fatty foods if you want to lose weight.
如果想减肥的话就得少吃高脂食物。
56
TREE
树
↔ to cut through the main part of a tree so that it falls on the ground 砍倒〔树木〕
57
KILL
杀死
↔ to kill or injure someone, especially in a battle [文] 〔尤指在战斗中〕杀死; 伤害，击倒 literary
Hundreds of men were cut down by crossbow fire.
成百上千的人被弩箭击倒。
58
REDUCE LENGTH
减少长度
↔ to reduce the length of something such as a piece of writing 缩短，删剪〔文章等〕
Your essay’s too long – it needs cutting down a little.
你的文章太长了，需要缩短一些。
59
cut sb down to size
to make someone realize that they are not as important, successful etc as they think they are 使某人有自知之明
60
INTERRUPT
打断
to interrupt someone who is speaking by saying something 插嘴，打断别人说话
‘What shall I do?’ Patrick cut in again.
“我怎么办呢？”帕特里克又插进来问道。
[+ on ]
Sorry to cut in on you, but there are one or two things I don’t understand.
抱歉打断你的话，我有一两个地方不大明白。
61
DRIVING
开车
to suddenly drive in front of a moving car in a dangerous way 强行超车
[+ on ]
She cut in on a red Ford, forcing the driver to brake heavily.
她强行超到一辆红色的福特车前面，害得那位司机只好急刹车。
62
MACHINE
机器
if a part of a machine cuts in, it starts to operate when it is needed 〔机器的一部分在需要时〕开动，发动
The safety device cuts in automatically.
安全装置在需要时会自动开启。
63
INCLUDE SB
把某人包括在内
to allow someone to take part in a plan or to make money from it [非正式] 让某人加入〔某项计划〕; 让某人分享利润 informal
[+ on ]
Come on, Joey, you promised to cut me in on this one!
得了，乔伊，你说过这次也算我一份的！
64
SEPARATE
分隔
↔ to separate something by cutting it away from the main part 切掉; 分割开
One of his fingers was cut off in the accident.
他的一根手指在事故中被切断了。
cut sth off sth
Cut the fat off the meat.
把这块肉上面的肥肉切掉。
65
STOP SUPPLY
停止供应
↔ to stop the supply of something such as electricity, gas, water etc 中断，切断〔电、煤气、水等的供应〕
The gas had been cut off.
煤气被切断了。
The US has threatened to cut off economic and military aid.
美国威胁说要停止经济和军事援助。
66
get cut off
to suddenly not be able to hear someone that you were speaking to on the telephone 〔电话〕中断，掉线
I don’t know what happened – we just got cut off.
不知怎么回事，我们的通话中断了。
67
be cut off
a. if a place is cut off, people cannot leave it or reach in b. to be a long way from other places and be difficult to get to c. if someone is cut off, they are lonely and not able to meet many other people 〔人〕被隔绝
In winter, the town is often cut off by snow.
到了冬天，这座城市常常因大雪与外界隔断联系。
Accessible only by air, the town is cut off from the rest of the country.
小镇只有乘坐飞机才能进去，它与国内其他地方是隔绝的。
Many older people feel cut off and isolated.
许多老人感到与世隔绝，非常孤独。
68
STOP BEING FRIENDLY
不再友好
↔ to stop having a friendly relationship with someone 使中止关系，使断绝联系
Julia had been completely cut off by all her family and friends.
朱莉娅与家人和朋友都彻底断绝了关系。
cut yourself off (from sb)
After his wife died, he cut himself off completely from the rest of the world.
妻子去世后，他彻底与外界隔绝了。
69
INTERRUPT
打断
to interrupt someone and stop them from finishing what they were saying 打断
Emma cut him off in mid-sentence.
他的话说到一半就被埃玛打断了。
70
PREVENT STH
防止某事
to prevent someone from having something that they need or want 中断 （停止 ）对某人供应某物
The project aims to ensure that poorer people are not cut off from the benefits of computer technology.
这个项目旨在确保穷人也能享受到计算机技术的好处。
71
MONEY/PROPERTY
金钱/财产
to refuse to let someone receive your money or property, especially when you die 剥夺〔某人〕的财产继承权
My parents threatened to cut me off without a penny if I married him.
我父母威胁说，如果我嫁给他就别想继承一分钱。
72
DRIVING
开车
↔ to suddenly drive in front of a moving car in a dangerous way [美] 超车抢道 AmE
A man in a station wagon cut me off on the freeway.
一个男人开着旅行车在高速公路上超我的车。
73
cut off your nose to spite your face
10. to do something because you are angry, even though it will harm you 拿自己出气; 赌气做出不顾后果的事
74
REMOVE STH
去掉某物
↔ to remove something by cutting round it 割掉，剪下
The cancerous cells had to be cut out.
癌细胞必须切除。
[+ of ]
Billy showed me the article he’d cut out of the magazine.
比利给我看他从杂志上剪下来的那篇文章。
75
CUT A SHAPE
剪成一种形状
to cut a shape from a piece of paper, cloth etc 剪出〔某种形状〕
The children were cutting out squares from the scraps of material.
孩子们正用零碎材料剪出方块。
76
STOP STH HAPPENING
阻止某事发生
↔ to stop something from happening or existing 阻止
The idea behind these forms is to cut out fraud.
这些做法背后的意图是要杜绝欺诈行为。
A catalytic converter will cut out 90% of carbon monoxide emissions.
催化转换器能把一氧化碳排放量减少 90%。
77
STOP DOING/EATING STH
停止做某事/吃某物
↔ to stop doing or eating something, especially because it might be bad for your health 〔尤因有害健康而〕戒除，改掉
The current advice to pregnant women is to cut out alcohol.
给孕妇的当前建议是戒酒。
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FROM WRITING
从写作中
↔ to remove something from a piece of writing, especially because it might offend people 删掉〔尤因可能会冒犯别人〕
Cut out the bit about racial prejudice.
把有关种族歧视的那段删掉。
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cut it/that out
used to tell someone to stop doing something because it is annoying you 【 口】 停止: spoken 口】
Hey, you guys, cut it out – Mom’s trying to get some sleep.
喂，你们别闹了，妈妈要睡一会儿。
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NOT INVOLVE SB
不涉及某人
↔ to stop someone from doing something or being involved in something 阻止某人做某事; 把某人排除在外
The new rules will cut out 25% of people who were previously eligible to vote.
这些新规定将把 25% 原先有合法选举权的人排除在外。
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be cut out for sth be cut out to be sth
also 又作 to have the qualities that you need for a particular job or activity 适合做某事，是做某事的材料 usually in questions and negatives 一般用于疑问句和否定句
In the end, I decided I wasn’t cut out for the army.
我最后得出结论，自己不是当兵的材料。
Are you sure you’re really cut out to be a teacher?
你确定你真的适合做教师吗？
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ENGINE
发动机
if an engine or machine cuts out, it suddenly stops working 突然熄火
The engine cut out halfway across the lake.
在开到湖中央时发动机便熄了火。
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LIGHT/VIEW
光线/风景
↔ to prevent light, sound etc from reaching somewhere 隔断〔光线、声音等〕
You’ll need sunglasses that will cut out harmful UV rays from the sun.
你需要太阳镜把太阳光中有害的紫外线挡住。
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cut sb out
11. to prevent someone from getting something, especially your money after your death 取消某人的遗产继承权
Em’s father decided to cut her out of his will.
埃姆的父亲决定不把她写进他的遗嘱里。
85 to move or pass easily through water or air [书面] 〔在水中或空中〕轻松地通过 written
The boat cut effortlessly through the water.
小船轻快地在水中行驶。
86 to quickly and easily deal with something that is confusing or difficult 轻松地解决〔复杂或困难的事情〕
You need someone to help you cut through all the irritating legal jargon.
你需要有人来帮你解释所有这些恼人的法律术语。
87 if a sound cuts through silence or noise, it is heard because it is loud [文] 〔响亮的声音〕划破，穿透 literary
A piercing shriek cut through the silence.
一声尖叫划破了宁静。
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CUT INTO PIECES
切成小块
↔ to cut something into small pieces 切开，把…切成小块
Could you cut the pizza up, please?
请你把比萨饼切开好吗？
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He cut the paper up into little pieces.
他把纸裁成小碎片。
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DRIVING
开车
↔ to suddenly drive in front of a moving vehicle in a dangerous way [英] 超车抢道 BrE
Some idiot cut me up on the motorway.
有个白痴在高速公路上抢我的道。
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BEHAVE BADLY
行为不良
to behave in a noisy or rude way [美，非正式] 行为吵闹，举止粗鲁 AmE informal
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cut up rough
to react in an angry or violent way [英，非正式] 发脾气，发怒 BrE informal
Careful how you approach him – he can cut up a bit rough if he’s got a mind to.
跟他打交道要当心点，他想发火就会发火。
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CRITICIZE
批评
↔ to criticize someone in an unpleasant way 数落，批评 informal
noun
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REDUCTION
减少
a reduction in the size or amount of something, especially the amount of money that is spent by a government or company 〔规模或数量，尤指政府或公司支出的〕削减，缩减，裁减 usually plural 一般用复数
There will be cuts across all levels of the company.
整个公司都将削减开支。
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Cuts in public spending mean that fewer people can go on to higher education.
公共开支的缩减意味着能够接受高等教育的人数将会减少。
The decision to make cuts in health care provision has been widely criticized.
削减医疗服务的决定遭到了广泛的批评。
tax/pay/job etc cuts
A shorter working week will mean pay cuts for millions of workers.
缩短每周工作日将意味着几百万工人要降低工资。
The building plans could be hit by possible spending cuts .
这些建筑规划也许会因为支出可能缩减而受到影响。
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A cut of 1% in interest rates was announced yesterday.
昨天宣布利率下调 1%。
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SKIN WOUND
皮肤的伤口
a wound that is caused when something sharp cuts your skin 伤口
That’s quite a nasty cut – you ought to get it seen to by a doctor.
这个伤口很严重，你应该去看医生。
The driver escaped with minor cuts and bruises .
司机逃过了一劫，只轻微地受了些皮外伤。
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HOLE/MARK
洞/记号
a narrow hole in or mark in the surface of something, made by a sharp tool or object 切口; 切痕
Make a small cut in the paper.
在纸上切个小口。
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HAIR
毛发
a. an act of cutting someone’s hair b. the style in which your hair is cut 发式; usually singular 一般用单数
How much do they charge for a cut and blow-dry? a short stylish cut
理发加吹干他们要收多少钱？ 一种时髦的短发式
How much do they charge for a cut and blow-dry?
理发加吹干他们要收多少钱？
a short stylish cut
一种时髦的短发式
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CLOTHES
衣服
the style in which clothes have been made 〔衣服的〕款式，剪裁，式样 usually singular 一般用单数
I could tell by the cut of his suit that he wasn’t a poor man.
从他的衣服式样我可以看出他不是个穷人。
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SHARE OF STH
份额
someone’s share of something, especially money 〔尤指金钱的〕份额 usually singular 一般用单数
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She was determined to claim her cut of the winnings.
她下决心要取回赢来的钱中属于她的那一份。
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REMOVAL FROM FILM
从影片中删剪
an act of removing a part from a film, play, piece of writing etc, or a part that has been removed 删剪，删节; 删掉的部分
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FILM
电影
the process of putting together the different parts of a film and removing the parts that will not be shown 剪辑 usually singular 一般用单数
Spielberg himself oversaw the final cut.
斯皮尔伯格亲自监督了影片最后的剪辑工作。
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MUSIC
音乐
one of the songs or pieces of music on a record, CASSETTE , or CD 〔唱片、盒带或激光唱片中的〕一首曲目
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the cut and thrust of sth
10. the exciting but sometimes difficult or unpleasant way that something is done 激烈的争斗; 交锋
the cut and thrust of political debate
政治辩论中的唇枪舌剑
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be a cut above sth
11. to be much better than someone else or something else 优于…，比…高出一筹
The movie is a cut above recent thrillers.
这部影片比最近拍的惊险片要好得多。
He proved himself to be a cut above the rest .
他证明了自己比别人要优秀得多。
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MEAT
肉
a piece of meat that has been cut to a size suitable for cooking or eating 切下的肉块
Long slow cooking is more suitable for cheaper cuts of meat.
长时间的慢火煮更适合便宜些的肉块。
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ROAD
道路
a road that has been made through a hill [美] 〔在山中开出的〕通道 ⇒ cold cuts , ⇒ power cut , ⇒ short cut AmE