cut
释义
noun伤口，划口；开口，破口；削减，减少
verb切，剪；割；切下，剪下；切短，剪短；削减，缩减；裁减；剪切（在计算机文档中剪下文字或图像）；被隔绝；削减，减少；砍倒；中断（供应）；剪下；切碎，剁碎
英英释义
nounan injury on the skin, made by something sharp like a knife
nouna hole or space in something, made with something sharp
nounmaking something smaller or less
verbto break or damage something with something sharp, for example a knife or another sharp tool
verbto take one piece from something bigger using a knife or another sharp tool
verbto make something shorter with a knife or another sharp tool
verbto make something smaller by removing part of it
verbto remove writing or pictures from a computer document so that you can put them somewhere else
verbto be kept alone, away from other people
verbto use, do or buy less of something
verbto cut something so that it falls down
verbto stop the supply of something
verbto take something from the place where it was by using a sharp tool
verbto cut something into pieces with a knife, etc.
场景例句
- He had a deep cut on his leg.
- Make a small cut in the material.
- a cut in government spending
- job cuts
- I cut the string and opened the parcel.
- I cut the apple in half (= into two parts).
- She cut her finger on some broken glass.
- Can you cut me a piece of cake, please?
- Have you had your hair cut?
- His salary has been cut by ten per cent.
- You can cut and paste the diagram into your essay.
- Our house was cut off from the village by the snow.
- You should cut down on sweets and chocolate.
- We cut down the old tree.
- The workmen cut off the electricity.
- I cut the picture out of the newspaper.
词态变化
- 课程咨询立即扫码咨询更多
