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141 trim off
transitive verbabschneiden; (fig.) abnehmen* * *◆ trim offvt1. (cut)▪ to \trim off off ⇆ sth etw abschneidento \trim off the fat off the meat das Fett wegschneiden2. (reduce)to \trim off off the budget das Budget kürzento \trim off off taxes die Steuern senken* * *vt sepbits of beard, ends of branch abschneiden; rough edges (with knife/saw/plane/file) abschneiden/-sägen/-hobeln/-feilen; fat ab- or wegschneidenthey have trimmed 1p off income tax — sie haben den Einkommenssteuersatz um 1p gesenkt
* * *transitive verbabschneiden; (fig.) abnehmen
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