单词	cut down
释义	English Business cut down — phrasal verb with cut uk/kʌt/us/kʌt/verb present participle cutting, past tense and past participle cut to do or use less of something: I'm trying to cut down on caffeine. She used to work 50 hours a week, but recently she's cut down. cut down — phrasal verb with cut uk/kʌt/usverb [ T ] cutting, cut, cut [ I or T ] to reduce the amount or number of something: cut down on sth The supermarket chain has promised to cut down on packaging. This new system should cut down the time spent in meetings.
随便看	at this moment in time at this rate at times at top speed at variance at weekends at will at work at worst at your command at your convenience at your disposal at your earliest convenience at your ease at your fingertips at your leisure at your mother's knee at your mothers knee at your own risk at your time of life at your wits end at your wits' end at your wits’ end at your worst at-home