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1 Einschnitt
m1. cut; bes. MED. incision2. (Kerbe) notch3. im Gelände: cleft* * *der Einschnittcutting; incision; indentation; cut* * *Ein|schnittmcut; (MED) incision; (im Tal, Gebirge) cleft; (= Zäsur) break; (im Leben) decisive point* * *der1) (an indent.) indentation2) (a trench dug through a hillside etc, in which a railway, road etc is built.) cutting3) (a cut, especially one made in a person's body by a surgeon.) incision4) (the act of cutting especially by a surgeon.) incision* * *Ein·schnittm1. MED incision2. (eingeschnittene Stelle) cut3. (Zäsur) watershed, turning-point* * *1) cut; (Med.) incision; (im Gebirge) cleft2) (Zäsur) break3) (einschneidendes Ereignis) [decisive] turning point; decisive event* * *2. (Kerbe) notch3. im Gelände: cleft* * *1) cut; (Med.) incision; (im Gebirge) cleft2) (Zäsur) break3) (einschneidendes Ereignis) [decisive] turning point; decisive event* * *m.gash n.incision n.indentation n.notch n.(§ pl.: notches)turning point n. -
2 cutting
1. noun1) a piece of plant cut off and replanted to form another plant.قِطعة من نَبْته: تَركيبَـهقِطْعَـه من جَريدَهShe collects cuttings about the Royal Family.
3) a trench dug through a hillside etc, in which a railway, road etc is built.مَمَر، قناة2. adjectiveinsulting or offending:لاذِع، قارِص، جارِح للشُّعورa cutting remark.
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