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cuts

A wound made by a sharp object. / A reduction in amount, number, or salary. / A specific piece of music or a film scene. / To make an opening or wound with a sharp tool. / To reduce the amount or size of something. / To interrupt someone while they are speaking.
Transitive VerbIntransitive Verb[C/U] Both
pl: cutspast: cutpp: cuting: cutting

The term carries a sharp, decisive energy. When used physically, it suggests a clean break or a sudden separation, evoking the image of a blade slicing through a surface. It is a word of precision and finality.

Countable when referring to individual wounds or specific edits in a film. Uncountable when referring to the general act of reducing a budget.

Meanings

Noun

A wound made by a sharp object.

She has a few small cuts on her fingers.

Transitive Verb
[~ someone][~ something]

To make an opening or wound with a sharp tool.

He cuts the bread with a serrated knife.

Transitive Verb
[~ something]

To reduce the amount or size of something.

Intransitive Verb

To interrupt someone while they are speaking.

Stop cutting in while I am explaining the plan.

Examples

The chef cuts the vegetables into thin strips.

The chef cuts the vegetables into thin strips.

Gourmet

I have several deep cuts on my hand from the broken glass.

Health

The school board cuts the arts program to save money.

School Life

Wait, let me finish my sentence before he cuts in again.

The company is making severe staff cuts this quarter.

Business

She cuts the ribbon to officially open the new gallery.

The editor suggests a few different cuts to improve the pacing.

He always cuts the line when no one is looking.

He always cuts the line when no one is looking.

The sword cuts through the armor with ease.

Fantasy

Phrasal Verbs

cut back

to reduce the amount of money spent or used

cut off

to stop the supply of something or to disconnect a communication

cut out

to remove something from a larger piece or to stop doing something

cut in

to interrupt a conversation or to move suddenly in front of another vehicle

cut across

to take a shorter route by going across an area

We decided to cut across the park to get to the station faster.

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