Cut from Meaning in English

expression

US

ˈkət/ /ˈfɹəm

KUT frum

UK

kˈʌt/ /fɹˈɒm

KUT FROM

Definition

To be removed or excluded from something, such as a group, team, or list.

Usage & Nuances

'Cut from' is mostly used in the context of sports, teams, auditions, or lists. It means someone did not make it to the final group. Can sound formal or neutral. Often confusable with 'left out' (not chosen originally), but 'cut from' involves removal after some consideration or participation.

• Spanish: eliminado de - sacado de
• Portuguese (BR): cortado de - removido de
• Portuguese (PT): cortado de - removido de
• Chinese (Simplified): 被剔除出 - 被移除出
• Chinese (Traditional): 被剔除出 - 被移除出
• Hindi: से निकाल दिया गया - से हटा दिया गया
• Arabic: تم استبعاده من - أُزيل من
• Bengali: বাদ দেওয়া - বাদ পড়া
• Russian: исключить из - вычеркнуть из
• Japanese: 外される - 削除される
• Vietnamese: loại khỏi - bị loại khỏi
• Korean: 제외되다 - 탈락하다
• Turkish: çıkarılmak - listeden çıkarılmak
• Urdu: نکال دینا - خارج کرنا
• Indonesian: dikeluarkan dari - dicoret dari

Example Sentences

She was cut from the soccer team.

basic

He got cut from the list of candidates.

basic

Three songs were cut from the final album.

basic

I was cut from drama club after the audition.

natural

Many players get cut from the team before the season starts.

natural

My scene was cut from the movie in the final edit.

natural