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[kat] v. ( cut) 1. pres; ndaj; cut in two ndaj me dysh. 2. çaj (me sëpatë). 3. çan rrugë (lumi). 4. pritet; stale bread cuts better buka bajate pritet më mire. 5. shkurtoj (shpenzimet). 6. qeth (flokët). 7. pres; i bie, kaloj; cut accross the field i biepërmes fushës. 8. e pres, i bie me të prerë (topit). 9. fig. i mbaj qëndrim. 10. fig. lë (orën e mësimit). 11. tret, hollon (benzina grason). 12. pres (letrat e bixhozit). 13. shkurtoj (fjalimin). 14. ndal; i jap fund (xhirimit).● cut a disc/a record regjistroj një disk; cut the ground from under sb/sb's feet ia prish të gjitha planet dikujt.-adj 1. i prerë. 2. i ulur; at cut prices me çmime të ulura.● cut and dried a) i rregulluar qysh më përpara; b) i mërzitshëm-n 1. e prerë; e çarë, çarje. 2. kalim, kanal. 3. pjesë e prerë. 4. mënyrë, stil, prerje (rrobash etj). 5. pakësim, shkurtim, uije (pagash, çmimesh). 6. sport. gjuajtje me të prerë. 7. lënie (e mësimit). 8. rënie shkurt, prerje (e rrugës) shkurt. 9. tipogr. klishe. 10. fig. pjesë (fitimi). 11. prerje (e letrave).● cut across ['katë'kros] i bie përmes● cut back ['katbæk] a) kthehem mbrapsht betas; b) shkurtoj, i pres majën (bimës); c) pakësoj, shkurtoj (prodhimin, shpenzimet)● cutback [katbæk] n. shkurtim, ulje (e shpenzimeve, çmimeve)● cut down ['katdaun] a) pres pemën; b) shkurtoj, pakësoj● cut in [katin] a) hyj papritmas; b) ndërhyj, ndërpres; c) hyj në mes, ndaj (dy vallëzues); d) lidh, bashkoj● cut off ['katof] a) heq, zhvoshk (lëkurën e drurit); b) ndërpres (korentin); c) ndal betas; d) heq nga trashëgimi● cut out ['kataut] a) heq, qëroj; b) i zë vendin, përzë; c) zhrg. ndërpres, heq dorë nga (ngacmimi); d) dal nga korsia ime (me makinë)● cut-out ['kataut] n. el. çelës automatik● cut up ['katap] a) copëtoj; b) fig. vras, lëndoj; c) zhrg. mburrem, krekosem; cut up rough a) egërsohem; b) nxjerr vështirësi; c) sillem shumë keq● cut-up ['katap] n. zhrg. karagjoz, klloun● cut and thrust ['katëndthrast] n 1. luftim trup me trup (me shpatë etj). 2. hedhje e pritje (e debatit)● cutler ['katlë:] n. thikëpunues; thikëmprehës● cutlery ['katlëri] n. takëm (thikash, lugësh, pirunjsh)● cutlet ['katlit] n. kotoletë● cutpurse ['katpëis] n. hajdut, xhepist● cutter ['katë:] n 1. prestar. 2. sandall, lundër. 3. makinë prerëse (mishi). 4. kaloshinë. 5. varkë shpëtimi. 6. anije patrullimi● cutting ['kating] n., adj. - adj 1. prerje, redaktim. 2. pjesë e prerë nga gazeta. 3. bisk, kalem /- adj 1. therëse (vërejtje). 2. e akullt, që të pret (erë)● cuttlefish ['katëlfish] n. sepje● cutwater ['katwotë:] n. det. valëthyes● cut corners [kat 'ko:në:z] a) i bie/pres shkurt; b) shkurtoj shpenzimet* * *pres; këpus
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