cut
cutverb
UK/kʌt/US/kʌt/
Dạng từ: cuts · cutting
WITH A KNIFE
A2to use a knife or scissors to divide something or make it shorter
- Cut the bread into thin slices.
- I need to get my hair cut.
- He cut the grass on Saturday.
INJURE
A2to break the skin of a part of your body with something sharp
- I cut my finger on a piece of glass.
REDUCE
B1to reduce the size or amount of something
- The company is cutting jobs.
- We need to cut costs.
REMOVE
B2to remove part of a film, book or speech
- Two scenes were cut from the final film.
cutnoun
UK/kʌt/US/kʌt/
Dạng từ: cuts
INJURY
B1an injury where the skin is broken by something sharp
- She had a small cut on her hand.
REDUCTION
B2a reduction in the size or amount of something
- There have been cuts in public spending.
- He took a pay cut.
HAIR
B2the act of having your hair cut
- I need a cut and a wash.