cut
🇺🇸
/kʌt/
🇬🇧
/kʌt/
verb
A1
To make a hole or a wound with a sharp object.
Carefully cut the paper with the scissors.
用剪刀小心地剪這張紙。
A1
To separate something into parts by cutting.
The cake was cut into eight pieces.
蛋糕被切成了八塊。
A1
To make something shorter by cutting.
She cut the dress to a shorter length.
她把裙子剪短了。
A2
To remove a part by cutting.
Cut the excess fabric from the pattern.
把多餘的布從紙樣上剪掉。
A2
To create something by cutting material.
The carpenter cut a door from the wooden plank.
木匠從木板上鋸出了一扇門。
A2
To have the ability to cut.
This knife cuts well.
這把刀很好用。
R
To be easily cut.
The soft cheese cuts easily.
這種軟奶酪很容易切。
B1
To reduce something.
The company had to cut costs.
公司不得不削減成本。
R
To free someone by cutting.
Firefighters cut the victim from the car.
消防員把受害者從車裡解救出來。
R
The way clothing is designed to fit the body.
The suit has a slim cut.
這套西裝剪裁合身。
R
To remove a part from something.
The editor cut several scenes from the film.
編輯從電影中剪掉了幾個場景。
R
To remove text from a computer document.
You can cut and paste text in a document.
你可以在文件中剪切和粘贴文本。
R
To tell someone to stop doing something.
Cut the noise, you're too loud!
別吵了，你太吵了！
R
To end a relationship or communication with someone.
She decided to cut all ties with her ex.
她決定與她的前男友斷絕所有聯繫。
R
To prepare a film or tape by editing.
The director is still cutting the movie.
導演還在剪輯電影。
R
To signal the end of a scene in filming.
The director yelled 'Cut!' to stop the scene.
導演喊了聲“停！”來停止這個場景。
R
To quickly change scenes in a film.
The film cuts from day to night.
電影從白天切換到夜晚。
R
To skip a class intentionally.
He often cuts math class to play basketball.
他經常逃數學課去打籃球。
R
To emotionally hurt someone.
His words cut her deeply.
他的話深深地傷害了她。
R
To divide a deck of cards to shuffle.
We cut the cards to decide who goes first.
我們切牌來決定誰先開始。
R
To intersect a line or shape.
The circle is cut by the diagonal.
圓被對角線分割。
R
To start a baby's tooth coming through the gum.
The baby is cutting her first tooth.
寶寶正在長第一棵牙。
R
To record music or a performance.
The band is cutting a new album.
樂團正在錄製新專輯。
R
To mix a drug with another substance.
The drug was cut with baking powder.
這種藥物被參入了發酵粉。
noun
B1
A wound made by a sharp object.
He has a cut on his finger.
他手指上有个傷口。
B1
An opening made by cutting.
Make a cut in the plastic to open it.
在塑料上划個口子以打開它。
B1
A reduction in amount or size.
There will be a cut in our budget.
我們的預算將會有所削減。
B1
The act or result of cutting hair.
I need a haircut, this cut is uneven.
我需要理髮，這個髮型不整齊。
R
The style of a piece of clothing as determined by the pattern of the cut.
The cut of the jacket is very fashionable.
這件外套的剪裁非常時尚。
R
A person's share of money.
I'll give you a cut of the profits.
我會給你一部分利潤分成。
R
The removal of part of a film, play, or writing.
The director made several cuts to the script.
導演對劇本做了幾處刪減。
R
A version of a film or other production.
The movie has a theatrical cut and a director's cut.
這部電影有一個劇場版本和一個導演剪輯版。
R
A piece of meat as prepared for cooking.
I bought a nice cut of steak.
我買了一塊上好的牛排。
translation
用利器刺穿或造成傷口, 切割分開, 剪短, 切除, 裁剪製作, 能切割, 易切割, 削減, 割斷解救, 剪裁款式, 切掉, 剪下, 打斷, 斷絕, 剪輯, 喊停, 切換鏡頭, 翹課, 傷害感情, 切牌, 相交, 長牙, 錄製, 摻假
傷口, 切口, 削減, 理髮, 剪裁風格, 分成, 刪減部分, 版本, 肉塊
詞形變化
3rd Present
cuts
Progressive
cutting
Plural
cuts