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rzek
corte
I. cut [Am kət, Brit kʌt] SUBST
1.1. cut (wound):
cut
cut
1.2. cut (incision):
cut
to make a cut in sth
2.1. cut (reduction):
a wage cut
a tax cut
2.2. cut (in text, film):
cut (deletion)
2.3. cut:
power cut
3.1. cut:
dry/wet cut
3.2. cut (of suit):
cut
to be a cut above sb/sth ugs, he thinks himself a cut above the rest
4. cut (of meat):
cut (type)
cut (piece)
5. cut (share):
cut ugs
tajada f ugs
cut ugs
to take/get one's cut of sth
6. cut (blow):
cut (with knife)
cut (with rapier)
cut (with whip)
7. cut Am TYPO:
cut
II. cut <Part Präs cutting, Past & Past Part cut> [Am kət, Brit kʌt] VERB trans
1.1. cut wood/paper/wire/rope:
cut
to cut sth/sb loose
soltar algo/a alguien
to cut sb's throat
degollar a alguien
cut the top off it
to cut it fine ugs
to cut it fine ugs
1.2. cut (divide, slice up):
cut
to cut sth in half/in two
1.3. cut (prevent passage through) MILIT:
cut road/railroad/supply lines
2.1. cut (gash, wound):
cut
I cut my finger
2.2. cut (cause pain):
cut remark/scorn:
3.1. cut (trim):
cut hair/nails
cut grass/corn
cut grass/corn
3.2. cut (in dressmaking):
cut dress/trousers
3.3. cut (carve, shape):
cut glass/stone
3.4. cut (make):
cut key
cut hole
cut disc ugs
4. cut Am check:
cut
5.1. cut (excavate):
to cut sth (into sth) a tunnel cut into the mountain
5.2. cut (mine):
cut coal
6. cut (reduce):
cut level/number
cut budget
cut price/rate
cut price/rate
cut education/service/workforce
7.1. cut (shorten):
cut text
7.2. cut (remove):
cut scene
7.3. cut film (edit):
cut
cut censors:
8. cut (grow):
9. cut (cards):
cut deck
10. cut (intersect) MATH:
cut
11.1. cut ugs (not attend):
hacerse la rata or la rabona RíoPl ugs
irse de pinta Méx ugs
hacer la cimarra Chil ugs
capar clase Col ugs
11.2. cut ugs (ignore):
to cut sb dead
12.1. cut ugs (cease):
cut the sob story!
12.2. cut ugs (switch off):
cut engine/lights
13. cut (adulterate) ugs:
to cut sth with sth
to cut sth with sth heroin/cocaine
III. cut <Part Präs cutting, Past & Past Part cut> [Am kət, Brit kʌt] VERB intr
1.1. cut knife/scissors:
cut
to cut into sth the rope cut into her wrists
to cut and run ugs
to cut and run ugs
to cut and run ugs
tomarse los vientos RíoPl ugs
to cut loose ugs (break free)
1.2. cut words:
cut
1.3. cut (be cuttable):
2. cut FILM, RADIO:
cut!
¡corte(n)!
3. cut (in cards):
cut
4. cut (intersect) MATH:
cut lines:
IV. cut [Am kət, Brit kʌt] ADJ
1. cut attr:
cut flowers
cut glass
2. cut (drunk) Brit ugs:
cut pred
cut pred
tomado LatAm ugs
crinkle-cut [ˈkrɪŋkəlˌkət] ADJ
cut-rate [ˈkətˌreɪt] ADJ Am
cut-rate
cut-rate shop
cut-price [kʌtˈprʌɪs] ADJ Brit
cut-price → cut-rate
cut-rate [ˈkətˌreɪt] ADJ Am
cut-rate
cut-rate shop
cut loaf SUBST
cut loaf
curb cut SUBST Am
curb cut
curb cut
rampa f (en la banqueta) Méx
curb cut
rampa f (en la vereda) CSur Perú
curb cut
curb cut
bajada f de cordón RíoPl
jump cut [Am ˈdʒəmp ˌkət, Brit ˈdʒʌmpkʌt] SUBST
jump cut FILM, TV
razor cut SUBST
razor cut
power cut SUBST
power cut
power cut
power cut
power cut
cut through VERB [Am kət -, Brit kʌt -] (v + prep + o)
1. cut through (overcome):
2. cut through (take short cut):
I. cut [kʌt] SUBST
1. cut (incision) a. MODE:
cut
to make a cut
2. cut (gash, wound):
cut
cut
cortada f LatAm
a deep cut
to get a cut
3. cut (action):
cut with a knife
cut with a whip
4. cut:
cut (portion)
cut (slice)
to take one's cut of sth ugs
5. cut (part):
cut
6. cut (decrease):
cut
a cut in staff
7. cut (part taken out) a. FILM:
cut
cut
8. cut SPIELE:
who's cut is it?
9. cut ugs (absence):
cut
Wendungen:
to be a cut above sb/sth
II. cut [kʌt] ADJ
cut
cut glass, diamond
III. cut <cut, cut, -tt-> [kʌt] VERB trans
1. cut (make an incision):
cut
to cut sth open
to cut sth in half
to cut sth to pieces
to cut the lawn
who's going to cut the cards? SPIELE
2. cut (saw down):
cut trees
3. cut (reap):
cut corn
4. cut (cause moral pain):
cut
5. cut (decrease size, amount, length):
cut
cut costs, budget
cut prices
cut wages, workforce
to cut sth (a bit) fine
6. cut (divide):
cut benefits
7. cut (hollow out):
to cut a hole
8. cut (shorten) speech:
cut
cut FILM, TV
9. cut (shape precisely):
cut diamond
10. cut Am ugs (skip):
cut school, class
11. cut TECH (turn off):
cut motor, lights
12. cut MUS:
cut record, CD
13. cut (cease):
cut
Wendungen:
to cut sb dead
IV. cut <cut, cut, -tt-> [kʌt] VERB intr
1. cut (slice):
cut
2. cut SPIELE:
cut
3. cut FILM:
cut!
4. cut (change direction suddenly):
5. cut (morally wound):
cut remark, words
Wendungen:
to cut and run
cut-price ADJ
cut-price
I. cut out VERB trans
1. cut out (slice out of):
cut out
cut out
2. cut out (suppress):
cut out sugar, fatty food
to cut sb out of one's will
3. cut out (exclude):
to cut sb out (of sth)
you can cut me out! Brit
4. cut out ugs (stop):
cut out
cut it out!
II. cut out VERB intr TECH
cut out engine
cut out machine
crew cut SUBST
crew cut
cut-off [ˈkʌtɒf, Am ˈkʌt̬ɑ:f] SUBST
1. cut-off TECH:
cut-off
cut-off
cut-off date
2. cut-off Am (short cut):
cut-off
cut-out SUBST
1. cut-out (design prepared for cutting):
cut-out
2. cut-out ELEK:
cut-out
3. cut-out TECH:
cut-out
cut short VERB trans
cut short
cut-rate ADJ
cut-rate
cut across VERB trans insep
1. cut across (take short cut):
cut across
2. cut across (transcend):
cut across
cut into VERB trans insep
1. cut into (start cutting):
cut into cake
2. cut into (interrupt):
cut into
3. cut into AUTO:
cut into
I. cut [kʌt] SUBST
1. cut (incision) a. MODE:
cut
to make a cut
2. cut (gash, wound):
cut
cut
cut
cortada f LatAm
a deep cut
to get a cut
3. cut (action):
cut with a knife
cut with a whip
4. cut:
cut (portion)
cut (slice)
to take one's cut of sth ugs
5. cut (part):
cut
6. cut (decrease):
cut
a cut in staff
7. cut FILM:
cut
8. cut SPIELE:
who's cut is it?
9. cut ugs (absence):
cut
10. cut (swing in baseball):
cut
Wendungen:
to be a cut above sb/sth
II. cut [kʌt] ADJ
cut
cut glass, diamond
III. cut <cut, cut, -tt-> [kʌt] VERB trans
1. cut (make an incision):
cut
to cut sth open
to cut sth in half
to cut sth to pieces
to cut the lawn
who's going to cut the cards? SPIELE
2. cut (saw down):
cut trees
3. cut (reap):
cut corn
4. cut (cause moral pain):
cut
5. cut (decrease size, amount, length):
cut
cut costs, budget
cut prices
cut wages, workforce
6. cut (divide):
cut benefits
7. cut (hollow out):
to cut a hole
8. cut speech:
cut
cut
cut FILM, TV
9. cut (shape precisely):
cut diamond
10. cut ugs (skip):
cut school, class
11. cut TECH (turn off):
cut motor, lights
12. cut MUS:
cut a record, CD
IV. cut <cut, cut, -tt-> [kʌt] VERB intr
1. cut (slice):
cut
2. cut SPIELE:
cut
3. cut FILM:
cut!
4. cut (change direction suddenly):
5. cut (morally wound):
cut remark, words
Wendungen:
to cut and run
spending cut SUBST FIN
boot-cut ADJ
boot-cut jeans:
boot-cut
boot-cut
clean-cut [ˌklin·ˈkʌt] ADJ (straight)
clean-cut
clean-cut features
clean-cut person
I. clear-cut [ˌklɪr·ˈkʌt] ADJ
clear-cut
clear-cut übtr
II. clear-cut [ˌklɪr·ˈkʌt] VERB trans
clear-cut
cut-rate ADJ
cut-rate
I. cut out VERB trans
1. cut out (slice out of):
cut out
cut out
2. cut out (suppress):
cut out sugar, fatty food
to cut sb out of one's will
3. cut out ugs (stop):
cut out
cut it out!
II. cut out VERB intr TECH
cut out engine
cut out machine
crew cut SUBST
crew cut
low-cut ADJ
low-cut
I. cut in VERB intr
1. cut in (interrupt):
to cut in (on sb)
may I cut in? (in dance)
2. cut in AUTO:
cut in
to cut in on sb
to cut in on sb
II. cut in VERB trans
1. cut in (divide profits with):
to cut sb in on sth
2. cut in (include when playing):
to cut sb in on the game
Present
Icut
youcut
he/she/itcuts
wecut
youcut
theycut
Past
Icut
youcut
he/she/itcut
wecut
youcut
theycut
Present Perfect
Ihavecut
youhavecut
he/she/ithascut
wehavecut
youhavecut
theyhavecut
Past Perfect
Ihadcut
youhadcut
he/she/ithadcut
wehadcut
youhadcut
theyhadcut
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There is no change in the interest associated with the change in government spending, thus no investment spending cut off.
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The economic literature suggests that a spending cut will have 4-5 quarters of effect and then be neutral going forward.
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The 5 percent spending cut would eliminate about $20 million from the budget, leaving the university with a $10 million shortfall.
fox2now.com
At that time, most federal departments and agencies began furloughing their employees in order to meet their respective spending cut targets.
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He also used the speech to attack spending cuts by the new coalition government, claiming they were not necessary.
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