Definition
to cut: to divide, to separate (for example using a knife); to reduce, to make smaller; to remove
to cut costs to reduce expenditure
to cut ties to stop contacting a person
to cut ties to stop contacting a person
to cut ties
This is an irregular verb:
I cut / I cut / I have cut
a cut (on the arm): an injury, often made with a knife (on the arm)
a tax cut a reduction in taxes
wage cuts a reduction in salary
the cut (of a suit): the style, the shape, the tailoring (of a suit)
to cut (a carrot) into small pieces: to divide (a carrot) into small pieces, to chop (a carrot)
- "You say it is cutting-edge art exhibition, so I cut."
- "Brian, I want you to take all cards and cut them using the scissors."
- "Horatio : Yes it could be the alcohol, or the big cut in your head."
- "You cut down trees real fast, and you cut my grass just the way I like it."
- "Horatio : No, it's not a drink, just a real pair of metal scissors for... cutting things."
- "Horatio : Cutting what?"
- "In France, our national song is about cutting the throats of our enemies and drinking their blood."
- "Your choice of fabric and cut, plus the tailoring work, comes to a total of... $1920."
- "I'll just cut here and here..."
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