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cut across: to go across something in order to make your route shorter 抄进路,走捷径

◆ We may as well cut across the playground. ◆ Cut across this square and then turn left

cut away: vt. to remove unwanted or unnecessary parts from something by cutting it切除，剪掉

◆The surgeon cut away the tumour with expert skill. ◆He cut away the material which he didn’t need. ◆He cut away the old branches from the tree. cut down:

⑴vt. to cause sth to fall down by cutting it at the base（自根底部分）砍倒

◆If you cut down all the trees you will ruin the land.

⑵vt./vi. to reduce the amount or quantity of sth, use or buy less削减, 削减(尺寸，数量，数目) →cut down (on something)

◆I have decided to cut down my smoking. ◆We need to cut the article down to 1,000 words.

◆The doctor told him to cut down on his drinking. 医生劝他少饮酒 ◆Cut down on fatty foods if you want to lose weight. ⑶vt. to reduce the length of sth, shorten sth 改短

◆The article is too long. Could you cut it down to 2000 words.

◆If you cut down these trousers, they’ll fit your daughter. (4)vt. to kill or injure someone, especially in a battle 夺去生命

◆ Hundreds of men were cut down by crossbow fire. ◆ AIDS cut him down at an early age. cut in:

⑴vi. to interrupt sb\\ sth 插嘴

◆She always cut in when other people are talking.

◆She kept cutting in on our conversation. 我们谈话时她老是插嘴 ⑵ vi. to drive into a space between cars in a dangerous way插到(其他车)的前面, 超车抢道

◆You nearly caused a crash(交通事故) by cutting in (on me ) like that. cut off:

⑴vt. to remove sth (from sth larger) by cutting切断，切断，剪断 ◆She cut off a small piece of bread and gave it to me.

◆The workman had a finger cut off by the machine he was operating.

◆The winner cut ten seconds off the world record. 获胜者比世界记实快了十秒

◆Cut the fat off the meat.

⑵vt. to stop the supply of sth to sb 中断供给 ( often passive ) ◆They have cut off the water\\electricity\\gas supply. ◆They were cut off for not paying their phone bill.

⑶vt. to prevent sb\\sth from leaving or reaching a place or

communicating with people outside a place 使……与外界隔断 →cut sb/sth off ( from sb/sth )

◆He was cut off from all his friends when he studied abroad.

◆The village was cut off by the snow for more than a month.

◆She feels very cut off living in the country.她住在乡村感应很闭塞

(4)vt. to interrupt sb and stop them from speaking 打断（某人并阻止其讲话）

◆My explanation was cut off by loud protests. 我的解释被强烈的抗议声打断了 cut out：

⑴vt. to remove something by cutting round it 切去,切除

◆The cancerous cells had to be cut out. ◆The surgeon cut out all the diseased tissue.

⑵vt. to remove sth by cutting剪下

◆Pictures from these magazines can be cut out, and used as teaching aids.

◆I cut this article out of the newspaper.

(3)vt. to stop doing or eating something, esp because it is harmful to you 停止做; 戒掉; 不吃

◆Let’s cut out the talking and get back to work. ◆I’ll cut down my smoking, maybe cut it out entirely.

◆I have been advised to cut sugar out of my diet. 有人劝我饮食

要忌糖

⑷vt. to leave sth out of a piece of writing, etc. 删除，删去

◆I would cut out the bit about working as a waitress. 我想删掉有关做女办事员的那段任务经历

◆Let’s cut out the unimportant details.

⑸vi. if an engine or machine cuts out, it suddenly stops working （机械）失灵，（自动）关掉

◆The engine cut out halfway across the lake.

◆When the temperature of the room reaches 70 degrees the convector heater(空气对流加热器) cuts out. cut through：vt.

⑴vt. to make a path or passage through something by cutting or to move or pass easily through water or air 开辟(出路或通道)

◆They use a machete(大砍刀) to cut through the bush.. 他们用大砍刀在灌木林中劈出了一条路

◆The boat cut effortlessly through the water. 船轻快地破水前行. ◆Michael Phelps has cut through the water for those record-breaking eight gold medals.

迈克尔菲利普斯穿越浪花破记实的拿到了8块金牌.

⑵vt. (=cut across) to go across something in order to make your route shorter 抄进路,走捷径

◆I usually cut through the park on my way home.我在回家途中通

常抄近路穿过公园.

◆I cut through this road to go to school.我抄近路到学校.

(3)vt.( literary) if a sound cuts through silence or noise, it is heard because it is loud 穿过，穿透

◆A piercing shriek cut through the silence. 刺耳的尖叫声打破了沉寂. ◆The bitter wind cut through his jacket. cut up:

⑴vt. to divide sth into small pieces with a knife切碎,剁碎 ◆He cut up the meat on his plate.

◆He cut the paper up into little pieces

⑵vt. to cause sb to be emotionally upset使难过

◆This news has cut him up.

◆She was pretty cut up about them leaving. 他们这一走使她伤心极了