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I . cut <-tt-, cut, cut> [kʌt] V. trans.

1. cut (divide in two):

cut
ciąć [perf prze-]
cut cake
kroić [perf prze-]
to cut sth open

2. cut (divide into pieces):

cut
ciąć [perf po-]
cut meat, tomatoes
kroić [perf po-]

4. cut (cut out):

cut
ciąć [perf u-]
cut wheat
kosić [perf s-]
cut scenes
to cut sth out of sth

6. cut hole, initials:

cut

7. cut MODA:

cut
kroić [perf s-]

9. cut film:

cut (shorten)
cut (edit)

10. cut (stop):

cut
cut!

11. cut (grow teeth):

to cut one's teeth

12. cut JUEGOS:

cut

13. cut (shape):

cut

14. cut INFORM.:

cut

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to cut class [or school]
to cut sb free [or loose]
to cut a long story short

II . cut <-tt-, cut, cut> [kʌt] V. intr.

1. cut (divide):

cut

2. cut (move):

3. cut (in cards):

cut

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to cut and run

III . cut [kʌt] SUST.

1. cut (opening):

cut

2. cut (cutting):

cut
cięcie nt

3. cut (wound):

cut

4. cut (trimming):

cut

5. cut MODA:

cut
krój m

7. cut (bit):

cut
cut
płat m

9. cut coloq. (share):

cut
a cut of the profits

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to be a cut above sb/sth

IV . cut [kʌt] ADJ.

cut

clean-cut ADJ.

1. clean-cut (distinct):

2. clean-cut (neat):

crew cut SUST.

crew cut
crew cut
jeż m

cut across V. trans.

1. cut across (go across):

cut across

cut down V. trans.

1. cut down t. ECON. (reduce):

cut down
cut down

2. cut down (cut):

cut down

3. cut down (shorten):

cut down

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to cut sb down to size coloq.

cut in V. intr.

1. cut in (interrupt):

to cut in on sth
to cut in on sb

2. cut in (push in):

cut in

cut into V. trans.

1. cut into (cut):

cut into

2. cut into (take):

cut off V. trans.

1. cut off (remove, isolate):

cut off

2. cut off (stop providing):

cut off

3. cut off (disconnect):

cut off
we got cut off

4. cut off (interrupt):

to cut sb off

5. cut off AM (on road):

to cut sb off

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

I . cut out V. trans.

1. cut out (remove, separate):

cut out

2. cut out (eliminate):

cut out

3. cut out coloq. (stop eating):

4. cut out coloq. (stop):

cut it out!

6. cut out (block):

to cut out the light

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to be cut out for sth

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

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Castor said she had cut herself off while saying antifreeze because she had intended to say something else.
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The medical evidence stated that there was a deep cut over the right eye such as might be produced by falling on a broken bottle.
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If nothing else, that reply gives a good idea of the brush-off householders can expect to receive if they complain when the tariff rates they were promised are cut.
blogs.telegraph.co.uk
Poor attendances reduced gate receipts by almost 5,000, though expenditure was cut by over 6,000.
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The artwork is printed onto blotter paper and then sometimes perforated into tiny squares or tabs which can be torn or cut apart.
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But unfortunately, her career in the circuit was cut short due to a severe back injury.
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The movie evidently swerves from old-hat, cut-and-dried storylines that many scary movies offer.
entertainment.inquirer.net
Investing in smaller companies that lack the franchises of big blue chips means more risk of losing money and having your dividend cut or suspended.
www.theglobeandmail.com
A cut-rate capital gains tax makes those profits more likely.
www.brisbanetimes.com.au
He disappears and reappears, gets cut in half, makes audience members vanish and others levitate.
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