Cut Meaning in English
word
/ˈkət/
KUHT
/kˈʌt/
KUT
释义
To use something sharp to divide or make an opening in something. It can also mean to reduce or remove part of something.
用法与细微差别
Common in both literal (cut paper) and figurative uses (cut costs). Often appears in phrases like 'cut hair', 'cut a deal', or 'cut in line'. Can also mean to interrupt or to reduce. Informal to formal contexts.
Spanish: cortarPortuguese (BR): cortarPortuguese (PT): cortarChinese (Simplified): 切割 - 伤口Chinese (Traditional): 切割 - 傷口Hindi: काटनाArabic: يقطعBengali: কাটা - ছেঁটে ফেলা - কমানোRussian: резать - обрезать - сокращатьJapanese: 切る - 削減するVietnamese: cắt - giảmKorean: 자르다 - 끊다 - 줄이다Turkish: kesmek - azaltmakUrdu: کاٹنا - کم کرناIndonesian: memotong - mengurangi
例句
He cut the paper with scissors.
basic
Be careful not to cut your finger.
basic
They will cut the price for the sale.
basic
She decided to cut ties with the company after the disagreement.
natural
Can you cut in line? I’m in a hurry.
natural
They cut the meeting short to discuss the urgent issue.
natural