Definition of intercut in English:

intercut

verbintercuts, intercuttingɪntəˈkʌtˌɪn(t)ərˈkət

[with object]

Alternate (scenes or shots) with contrasting scenes or shots to make one composite scene in a film.
pieces of archive film are intercut with brief interviews
no object the action intercuts between the time periods
Example sentencesExamples
- Part of Sarne's method in telling his story was to quickly intercut archival film footage from the 20th Century Fox movie library.
- In Henry V, the warlike speeches are also intercut with reaction shots.
- Their dialogue is intercut with shots of their initial meeting when Jeffrey knocks Susan off her bicycle while crossing the street.
- These scenes of reading the letter are intercut with shots of her mother, in a reversal of the primal scene, attempting to eavesdrop on the conversation.
- It's perhaps inevitable that her screen time would be intercut with film clips, but I still resented the distraction.
- In this regard, it is no surprise that the narrative of Ben's sexual affair with Mrs. Robinson is intercut with scenes featuring him either lounging in or submerged in the waters of the pool.
- The same news director had an idea for a photo essay that would intercut shots of women in beauty salons and dogs at the groomer.
- Director Byrum attempted to misdirect the censors by intercutting the same scenes shot in color with those in black-and-white as they would appear in the final print.
- These scenes are intercut not only with the four short films that unfold within this structure but also with media coverage of them on TV and radio shows.
- The chase scene that follows is intercut with brief vignettes showing the bank officials glorying in the publicity the robbery has created.
- Chatty, witty scenes are intercut with quotes from Voltaire, but the film also includes other cheeky references to that comic philosopher embedded in the plot.
- The play reflects that, intercutting scenes of one girl's pregnancy with the research of two 10-year-olds.
- This story is intercut with scenes from Harry's books, which are relevant to the circumstances at hand.
- His editing is edgy, often favoring jump cuts and non-chronological constructions of scenes, for example intercutting glimpses of a fight with the conversation that preceded it.
- In the end, despite intercutting various shots of the ‘special rope’ that was used on the girl, the denouement seems somewhat flat and predictable.
- Tony's adventures are intercut with scenes of Brenda's increasing desperation as she is left with no money and a disinterested lover.
- The pain of losing love unites Yu with a young woman in the present day, as footage from one of Yu's silent, black-and-white films is intercut with scenes of a woman alone in her apartment.
- Every nude scene is intercut with shots of a slobbering, googly-eyed principal and his equally expectant sidekick.
- Preacher Man intercuts scenes set inside the Preacher's unholy church with images of a cowboy on horseback.
- Bertolucci seamlessly intercuts footage from the original and, in doing so, achieves a beautiful synthesis of life imitating art.

Rhymes

abut, but, butt, cut, glut, gut, hut, jut, Mut, mutt, phut, putt, rut, scut, shortcut, shut, slut, smut, strut, tut, undercut

Definition of intercut in US English:

intercut

verbˌɪn(t)ərˈkətˌin(t)ərˈkət

[with object]

Alternate (scenes or shots) with contrasting scenes or shots to make one composite scene in a film.
pieces of archive film are intercut with brief interviews
no object the action intercuts between the time periods
Example sentencesExamples
- The chase scene that follows is intercut with brief vignettes showing the bank officials glorying in the publicity the robbery has created.
- These scenes of reading the letter are intercut with shots of her mother, in a reversal of the primal scene, attempting to eavesdrop on the conversation.
- Bertolucci seamlessly intercuts footage from the original and, in doing so, achieves a beautiful synthesis of life imitating art.
- In the end, despite intercutting various shots of the ‘special rope’ that was used on the girl, the denouement seems somewhat flat and predictable.
- This story is intercut with scenes from Harry's books, which are relevant to the circumstances at hand.
- Part of Sarne's method in telling his story was to quickly intercut archival film footage from the 20th Century Fox movie library.
- Their dialogue is intercut with shots of their initial meeting when Jeffrey knocks Susan off her bicycle while crossing the street.
- Chatty, witty scenes are intercut with quotes from Voltaire, but the film also includes other cheeky references to that comic philosopher embedded in the plot.
- These scenes are intercut not only with the four short films that unfold within this structure but also with media coverage of them on TV and radio shows.
- The same news director had an idea for a photo essay that would intercut shots of women in beauty salons and dogs at the groomer.
- Every nude scene is intercut with shots of a slobbering, googly-eyed principal and his equally expectant sidekick.
- His editing is edgy, often favoring jump cuts and non-chronological constructions of scenes, for example intercutting glimpses of a fight with the conversation that preceded it.
- Director Byrum attempted to misdirect the censors by intercutting the same scenes shot in color with those in black-and-white as they would appear in the final print.
- In this regard, it is no surprise that the narrative of Ben's sexual affair with Mrs. Robinson is intercut with scenes featuring him either lounging in or submerged in the waters of the pool.
- Preacher Man intercuts scenes set inside the Preacher's unholy church with images of a cowboy on horseback.
- The play reflects that, intercutting scenes of one girl's pregnancy with the research of two 10-year-olds.
- In Henry V, the warlike speeches are also intercut with reaction shots.
- It's perhaps inevitable that her screen time would be intercut with film clips, but I still resented the distraction.
- Tony's adventures are intercut with scenes of Brenda's increasing desperation as she is left with no money and a disinterested lover.
- The pain of losing love unites Yu with a young woman in the present day, as footage from one of Yu's silent, black-and-white films is intercut with scenes of a woman alone in her apartment.

单词	intercut
释义	Definition of intercut in English: intercut verbintercuts, intercuttingɪntəˈkʌtˌɪn(t)ərˈkət [with object] Alternate (scenes or shots) with contrasting scenes or shots to make one composite scene in a film. pieces of archive film are intercut with brief interviews no object the action intercuts between the time periods Example sentencesExamples Part of Sarne's method in telling his story was to quickly intercut archival film footage from the 20th Century Fox movie library. In Henry V, the warlike speeches are also intercut with reaction shots. Their dialogue is intercut with shots of their initial meeting when Jeffrey knocks Susan off her bicycle while crossing the street. These scenes of reading the letter are intercut with shots of her mother, in a reversal of the primal scene, attempting to eavesdrop on the conversation. It's perhaps inevitable that her screen time would be intercut with film clips, but I still resented the distraction. In this regard, it is no surprise that the narrative of Ben's sexual affair with Mrs. Robinson is intercut with scenes featuring him either lounging in or submerged in the waters of the pool. The same news director had an idea for a photo essay that would intercut shots of women in beauty salons and dogs at the groomer. Director Byrum attempted to misdirect the censors by intercutting the same scenes shot in color with those in black-and-white as they would appear in the final print. These scenes are intercut not only with the four short films that unfold within this structure but also with media coverage of them on TV and radio shows. The chase scene that follows is intercut with brief vignettes showing the bank officials glorying in the publicity the robbery has created. Chatty, witty scenes are intercut with quotes from Voltaire, but the film also includes other cheeky references to that comic philosopher embedded in the plot. The play reflects that, intercutting scenes of one girl's pregnancy with the research of two 10-year-olds. This story is intercut with scenes from Harry's books, which are relevant to the circumstances at hand. His editing is edgy, often favoring jump cuts and non-chronological constructions of scenes, for example intercutting glimpses of a fight with the conversation that preceded it. In the end, despite intercutting various shots of the ‘special rope’ that was used on the girl, the denouement seems somewhat flat and predictable. Tony's adventures are intercut with scenes of Brenda's increasing desperation as she is left with no money and a disinterested lover. The pain of losing love unites Yu with a young woman in the present day, as footage from one of Yu's silent, black-and-white films is intercut with scenes of a woman alone in her apartment. Every nude scene is intercut with shots of a slobbering, googly-eyed principal and his equally expectant sidekick. Preacher Man intercuts scenes set inside the Preacher's unholy church with images of a cowboy on horseback. Bertolucci seamlessly intercuts footage from the original and, in doing so, achieves a beautiful synthesis of life imitating art. Rhymes abut, but, butt, cut, glut, gut, hut, jut, Mut, mutt, phut, putt, rut, scut, shortcut, shut, slut, smut, strut, tut, undercut Definition of intercut in US English: intercut verbˌɪn(t)ərˈkətˌin(t)ərˈkət [with object] Alternate (scenes or shots) with contrasting scenes or shots to make one composite scene in a film. pieces of archive film are intercut with brief interviews no object the action intercuts between the time periods Example sentencesExamples The chase scene that follows is intercut with brief vignettes showing the bank officials glorying in the publicity the robbery has created. These scenes of reading the letter are intercut with shots of her mother, in a reversal of the primal scene, attempting to eavesdrop on the conversation. Bertolucci seamlessly intercuts footage from the original and, in doing so, achieves a beautiful synthesis of life imitating art. In the end, despite intercutting various shots of the ‘special rope’ that was used on the girl, the denouement seems somewhat flat and predictable. This story is intercut with scenes from Harry's books, which are relevant to the circumstances at hand. Part of Sarne's method in telling his story was to quickly intercut archival film footage from the 20th Century Fox movie library. Their dialogue is intercut with shots of their initial meeting when Jeffrey knocks Susan off her bicycle while crossing the street. Chatty, witty scenes are intercut with quotes from Voltaire, but the film also includes other cheeky references to that comic philosopher embedded in the plot. These scenes are intercut not only with the four short films that unfold within this structure but also with media coverage of them on TV and radio shows. The same news director had an idea for a photo essay that would intercut shots of women in beauty salons and dogs at the groomer. Every nude scene is intercut with shots of a slobbering, googly-eyed principal and his equally expectant sidekick. His editing is edgy, often favoring jump cuts and non-chronological constructions of scenes, for example intercutting glimpses of a fight with the conversation that preceded it. Director Byrum attempted to misdirect the censors by intercutting the same scenes shot in color with those in black-and-white as they would appear in the final print. In this regard, it is no surprise that the narrative of Ben's sexual affair with Mrs. Robinson is intercut with scenes featuring him either lounging in or submerged in the waters of the pool. Preacher Man intercuts scenes set inside the Preacher's unholy church with images of a cowboy on horseback. The play reflects that, intercutting scenes of one girl's pregnancy with the research of two 10-year-olds. In Henry V, the warlike speeches are also intercut with reaction shots. It's perhaps inevitable that her screen time would be intercut with film clips, but I still resented the distraction. Tony's adventures are intercut with scenes of Brenda's increasing desperation as she is left with no money and a disinterested lover. The pain of losing love unites Yu with a young woman in the present day, as footage from one of Yu's silent, black-and-white films is intercut with scenes of a woman alone in her apartment.
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