英语词汇“cut out”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

verb (adverb)

1. (transitive)

to delete or remove

2. (transitive)

to shape or form by cutting

to cut out a dress

3. (tr; usually passive)

to suit or equip for

you're not cut out for this job

4. (intransitive)

(of an engine, etc) to cease to operate suddenly

5. (transitive) printing

to remove the background from a photograph or drawing to make the outline of the subject stand out

6. (intransitive)

(of an electrical device) to switch off, usually automatically

7. (transitive) informal

to oust and supplant (a rival)

8. (intransitive)

(of a person) to be excluded from a card game

9. (transitive) informal

to cease doing something, esp something undesirable (esp in the phrase cut it out)

10. (transitive) soccer

to intercept (a pass)

11. (transitive)

to separate (cattle) from a herd

12. (intransitive) Australian and New Zealand

to end or finish

the road cuts out at the creek

13. have one's work cut out

noun cutout

14.

something that has been or is intended to be cut out from something else

15.

a photograph or drawing from which the background has been cut away

16.

a device that switches off or interrupts an electric circuit, esp a switch acting as a safety device

17.

an impressed stamp cut out from an envelope for collecting purposes

18. Australian slang

the end of shearing

单词	cut out
释义	Word Frequency cut out verb (adverb) 1. (transitive) to delete or remove 2. (transitive) to shape or form by cutting to cut out a dress 3. (tr; usually passive) to suit or equip for you're not cut out for this job 4. (intransitive) (of an engine, etc) to cease to operate suddenly 5. (transitive) printing to remove the background from a photograph or drawing to make the outline of the subject stand out 6. (intransitive) (of an electrical device) to switch off, usually automatically 7. (transitive) informal to oust and supplant (a rival) 8. (intransitive) (of a person) to be excluded from a card game 9. (transitive) informal to cease doing something, esp something undesirable (esp in the phrase cut it out) 10. (transitive) soccer to intercept (a pass) 11. (transitive) to separate (cattle) from a herd 12. (intransitive) Australian and New Zealand to end or finish the road cuts out at the creek 13. have one's work cut out noun cutout 14. something that has been or is intended to be cut out from something else 15. a photograph or drawing from which the background has been cut away 16. a device that switches off or interrupts an electric circuit, esp a switch acting as a safety device 17. an impressed stamp cut out from an envelope for collecting purposes 18. Australian slang the end of shearing Word Frequency cut-out (ˈkʌtˌaʊt) noun 1. a photograph or drawing from which the background has been cut away You'd swear he was a cardboard cut-out except that he'd moved his rifle. You can have your picture taken with a cut-out of David Beckham. His characters are just cardboard cut-outs. 2. electrical a device that switches off or interrupts an electric circuit, esp a switch actingas a safety device Use a kettle with an automatic cut-out so it doesn't boil for longer than necessary. a cut-out to prevent the battery from overcharging 3. something that has been or is intended to be cut out from something else 4. an impressed stamp cut out from an envelope for collecting purposes 5. agriculture, Australian slang the end of shearing
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