英:['kʌtɔ:f]
美:[ˈkʌtˌɔf, -ˌɑf]
英:['kʌtɔ:f]
美:[ˈkʌtˌɔf, -ˌɑf]
n.
近路
运河
新河道
中止
cut·off
kuht awf
noun
the act or action of cutting off
the new and relatively short channel formed when a stream cuts through the neck of an oxbow
shortcut sense 1
a channel made to straighten a stream
a device for cutting off
something cut off
cutoffs plural shorts originally made from jeans with the legs cut off at the knees or higher
the point, date, or period for a cutoff
verb
transitive verb
to bring to an untimely end
Each one of those names reflects a life that was prematurely cut off …—John Kerry
to stop the passage of
cut off communications
shut off, bar
the river cut off their retreat
discontinue, terminate
cut off a subscription
separate, isolate
cut herself off from her family
disinherit
threatened to cut him off without a penny
to refuse to serve (someone) more alcohol
The bartender cut them off.
to stop the operation of : turn off
cut off the engine
to stop or interrupt while in communication
the operator cut me off
intransitive verb
to cease operating
cutoff frequency截止频率
cutoff wall隔水墙;截水墙;齿墙
cutoff wavelength截止波长
cutoff grade边界品位;最低品位
cutoff point截点;分界点
cutoff value截断值
截止值
The first known use of cutoff was in 1565
cutthroat1 of 2noun
a person likely to cut someone's throat
a cruel person with no scruples
cutthroat2 of 2adjective
ruthless
cutthroat competition
cutternoun
one that cuts a cookie cutter
a diamond cutter
a ship's boat for carrying supplies or passengers
a small sailing boat with one mast
a small armed boat in government service
a small sleigh
cutout1 of 3noun
something cut out or off from something else
cut out2 of 3verb
to assign through necessity
you've got your work cut out for you
to put an end to
now cut that out
to come to a stop
the engines cut out
cut out3 of 3adjective
naturally suited
not cut out for teaching
cutoff1 of 2noun
the action of cutting off
the point or date that cutting off occurs
a device for cutting off
plural shorts made from jeans with the legs cut off short
cut off2 of 2verb
to stop the flow or movement of
cut off a supply
isolate
cut off from the world
discontinue sense 2
they cut off relations with us
to stop from talking
1 In both states there is a cutoff at 24 weeks gestation.
2 Grade cutoff is sharp within inches.
数英寸内的品位变化很急剧.
3 There are entire racks of dead-stock cropped tanks in many colors, sweater vests, plaid and corduroy schoolgirl skirts and cutoff denim shorts in many washes, all very short.
4 The upwardly torquing shape of the bough mimics the vapor trail of the doomed spacecraft and culminates in an abrupt, red-stained cutoff.
5 I knew nothing about how to interest a boy, but I took off my nonwork clothes — tank top and cutoff jeans — and went in the river in my bra and underwear.
6 The timing of the production has meant that “Silicon Valley” won’t make the cutoff for Emmys consideration this season, but it may still air before the end of the year.
7 He was living on a slightly tumbledown horse farm in northern Missouri, sitting on the back porch in jeans and a cutoff T- shirt.
8 As the lights faded and the song reached its conclusion, its cutoff suggested an arbitrary ending, that it could have lasted forever.
9 Big Juicy Melons, which features a blond woman in cutoff shorts and a bikini top holding two watermelons in front of her breasts.
10 The rest of the year, from the second Sunday in March through the first Saturday in November, the cutoff time goes back an hour to 6:59 p.m.
11 Netflix had to make an official appeal to the TV Academy in order to submit "Smithereens" as the episode runs 70-minutes, below the 75-minute cutoff the Academy mandates for Outstanding Television Movie submissions.
12 These cutoff values are by no means recommended values.
这些截止值决不是推荐值.
13 They were indeed real, said Savannah Lowery, a dancer who wore denim cutoffs.
14 He was also their onstage leader, the person the rest of the band watched for changes and cutoffs.
15 Indeed, you could just about sum up the character by saying that Crenshaw = Hall + a General Lee bandana + a shirt with cutoff sleeves + a repertoire of country songs.
16 Generally, hotels set a 30- to 60-day cutoff date, at which point they release any unsold rooms to the public.
17 You can’t be inducted until 25 years after the release of your first record, and given that Destiny’s Child’s first album came out in 1998, Beyoncé hasn’t yet made the cutoff.
18 He reminded the disappointed throng of the dining-room no-laptop policy and resumed the 5:30 cutoff.
19 The Legislature waived the deadline in 2012 and 2020, when both parties’ conventions fell after the cutoff date, and those elections ran smoothly.
20 Is there a cutoff at which men should burn their skinny jeans and opt for pleated khakis?
2 捷径
shortcut crosscut highroad a short cut air line access cut beeline short-cut high-road royal road short cut
4 决算日
5 中断
gappy break relay breakdown cease interrupt interruption stint lapse punctuation abort blip intermission discontinuity discontinuance caesura saltus hold stop fail surcease intermit cut drop abandon suspend discontinue pretermit tune off bring up short
6 切断
break section cutting chop shear segmentation severance mutilate truncation concision scission disconnexion trench part cut kill separate disconnect sever amputate disbranch abscind section crew off segmented incision breakaway disconnection abscission diaeresis sunder shred stop amputation mutilation
7 停止
stop standstill suspensory off stay cut stand rest halt dwell cessation rundown stoppage shutoff discontinuance stopping letup arrestation pass quit suspend depart cease stint remit conk surcease stash can drop fold abandon terminate discontinue chuck it pack it up pick up marbles lay an embargo on
11 截断
12 运河
13 截止
14 截球
15 短裤
16 休止
stay rest sleep sleeping dwell cessation hiatus repose truce standstill abeyance tacet discontinue lie dormant
18 牛轭湖
19 区别
difference shed distinction discrimination differentiation diff distinguish differentiate discriminate separate extricate draw the line
23 分离
separate apart split discrete detached divided segregate parting segregated disconnected solute unconnected removed isolating dissociate separable disaggregate disjunctive disjunct uncombined segregative dividual scissure discerption amotion chorisis solution divorce separation discretion isolation breakup detachment segregation dissolution breakaway severance disconnection dissociation disjunction disunion concision split-up scission disconnect sever twine disunite dissever dispart try divide shed isolate detach decouple unhinge rend seclude estrange unyoke sequestrate unsolder