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81 cutlery cut·lery n
['kʌtlərɪ]posate fpl -
82 cutlet cut·let n
['kʌtlɪt]cotoletta, costoletta -
83 cutoff cut·off n
['kʌtˌɒf](also: cutoff point) limite m -
84 cutout cut·out n
['kʌtˌaʊt](paper, cardboard figure) ritaglio, (switch) interruttore m -
85 cutter cut·ter n
['kʌtə(r)]2) (sailing ship) cutter m inv, (ship's boat) lancia -
86 cutthroat cut·throat
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87 cutting *** cut·ting
['kʌtɪŋ]1. n1) (of plant) talea2) (Brit: from newspaper) ritaglio, Cine montaggio3) (Brit: for road, railway) scavo2. adj(cold: wind etc) pungente, (fig: remark) tagliente, mordace -
88 haircut hair·cut n
['hɛəˌkʌt]to have or get a haircut — farsi tagliare i capelli
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89 low-cut adj
['ləu'kʌt](dress) scollato (-a) -
90 short cut
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91 undercut under·cut
[ˌʌndə'kʌt]vt undercut pt, ppComm vendere a minor prezzo di -
92 uppercut upper·cut n
['ʌpəˌkʌt]Boxing uppercut m inv, montante m -
93 woodcut wood·cut n
['wʊdˌkʌt]incisione f su legno -
94 woodcutter wood·cut·ter n
['wʊdˌkʌtə(r)]tagliaboschi m inv -
95 clean-cut
[ˌkliːn'kʌt]* * *[ˌkliːn'kʌt] -
96 half-cut
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97 lino cut
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98 low-cut
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99 spending cut
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100 chop
I [tʃɒp]1) (blow) colpo m.2) gastr. costoletta f., braciola f.••II [tʃɒp]to get the chop — [ person] essere licenziato; [scheme, service] essere abolito
to chop sth. into cubes — tagliare qcs. a cubetti
to chop sth. to pieces o bits tagliare qcs. a pezzetti; to chop sth. finely — tritare qcs. finemente
2) fig. (cut, reduce) ridurre [service, deficit]; (cut out) tagliare [quote, footage]•- chop off- chop up••III [tʃɒp]chop chop! — BE colloq. sbrigati! sbrigatevi!
••to chop and change — [ person] essere una banderuola; [ situation] cambiare in continuazione
* * *I 1. [ op] past tense, past participle - chopped; verb((sometimes with up) to cut (into small pieces): He chopped up the vegetables.)2. noun(a slice of mutton, pork etc containing a rib.)- chopper- choppy
- choppiness
- chop and change
- chop down II [ op] noun((in plural) the jaws or mouth, especially of an animal: the wolf's chops.)* * *I [tʃɒp]1) (blow) colpo m.2) gastr. costoletta f., braciola f.••II [tʃɒp]to get the chop — [ person] essere licenziato; [scheme, service] essere abolito
to chop sth. into cubes — tagliare qcs. a cubetti
to chop sth. to pieces o bits tagliare qcs. a pezzetti; to chop sth. finely — tritare qcs. finemente
2) fig. (cut, reduce) ridurre [service, deficit]; (cut out) tagliare [quote, footage]•- chop off- chop up••III [tʃɒp]chop chop! — BE colloq. sbrigati! sbrigatevi!
••to chop and change — [ person] essere una banderuola; [ situation] cambiare in continuazione
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