Cut

/kˈʌt/

/ˈkət/

Definición y Significado de "cut"

to cut

VERBO

cortar

to divide a thing into smaller pieces using a sharp object

Transitive: to cut sth

reducir, disminuir

to decrease or reduce the amount or quantity of something

Transitive: to cut amount or quantity of something

cortar, herir

to accidentally wound and hurt yourself or others, especially with a sharp object, causing the skin to break and bleed

Transitive: to cut oneself | to cut a part of body

cortar, editar

to remove or shorten a part of a script, text, or media file

Transitive: to cut part of a text or other media

cortar, recortar

to use a sharp implement to remove excess material and achieve a desired length or shape

Transitive: to cut hair or vegetation

apagar, cortar

to turn off or deactivate an engine, light, or electrical device

Transitive: to cut an engine or electrical device

cortar, excavar

to create a path, tunnel, or other route by digging or chopping away material

Transitive: to cut a pathway

cortar, trocear

to chop or sever something, especially using a saw or other cutting tool

Transitive: to cut sth

grabar, cortar

to record or sing a song, track, etc. in order to make a studio recording

Transitive: to cut a song

cortar, detener

to stop filming or recording

Intransitive

editar, cortar

to edit a film and prepare it by removing or reordering parts of it

Transitive: to cut film footage

cortar, sacar

to remove part of a digital text in order to put it elsewhere

Transitive: to cut part of a digital text

corta, intersecta

(of lines) to cross one another

Transitive: to cut a line

cortó, desvió

(of cricket ball) to turn and move off the pitch after bouncing

Intransitive

publicar, emitir

to issue or generate a formal document, publication, or announcement for distribution

Transitive: to cut a document or publication

corte, corte transversal

to play a shot with the bat angled downward and across the body, aimed at hitting the ball square on the off side of the pitch

Transitive: to cut a ball or shot

cortar, dar forma

to shape or form fabric into a garment according to a pattern or design

Transitive: to cut fabric or a garment

despedir, eliminar

to remove or dismiss someone from a group, institution, or employment

Transitive: to cut sb | to cut sb from a group or project

castrar, quitar los testículos

to surgically remove the testicles of an animal

Transitive: to cut an animal

aparecer, romper

(of teeth) to develop or emerge through the gumline

Intransitive

cortar, interrumpir

to cease or interrupt the provision of a resource, service, or supply

Transitive: to cut a service or supply

reducir, cortar

to dissolve or break down the fat content of a substance

Transitive: to cut fat content

ignorar, despreciar

to intentionally ignore or disregard someone's presence

Transitive: to cut sb

cortar, partir

to divide the deck of cards into two parts and rearrange them before the start of the game

Transitive: to cut a deck of cards

cortar, incisar

to allow incision or division

Intransitive: to cut in a specific manner

cortar, rebanar

to have the ability to slice or divide

Intransitive

cortar, herir

to pierce or wound something

Transitive: to cut into sth

cosechar, cortar

to harvest or collect crops

Transitive: to cut crops

cortar, modelar

to form or shape something using a sharp tool or object

Transitive: to cut a shape

cortar, cambiar a

to transition from one shot or scene to another in a film or video production

Intransitive: to cut to a shot or scene

atravesar, cortar

to move quickly through a particular path or direction

Intransitive: to cut somewhere

proyectar, dar una impresión

to convey or project a particular impression

Transitive: to cut an impression

afrontar, manejar

to be able to handle a task, situation, or responsibility effectively

Transitive: to cut a task or situation

hacer novillos, faltar a

to deliberately absent oneself from a duty, obligation, or event

Transitive: to cut an obligation or event

cut

ADJETIVO

cortado, dividido

divided or sliced with a sharp tool or object

reducido

(of prices, etc.) been subject to reduction

cortado, tallado

fashioned or shaped by cutting

cortado, recortado

with parts removed

cortado, recortado

(used of grass or vegetation) cut down with a hand implement or machine

recortado, bien cortado

made neat and tidy by trimming

castrado, emasculado

(of a male animal) having the testicles removed

cortado, diluido

mixed with water

Cut

SUSTANTIVO

corte, herida

a break or opening in the skin or flesh, often caused by a sharp object or injury

What is a "cut"?

A cut is a break or opening in the skin caused by something sharp, like a knife or glass. Cuts can vary in depth and seriousness, from small superficial ones that only affect the surface to deeper ones that may penetrate layers of tissue. They often result in bleeding, pain, and sometimes swelling around the affected area. Treatment for cuts involves cleaning the wound with soap and water to prevent infection, applying pressure to stop bleeding, and covering it with a clean bandage. In some cases, medical attention may be necessary, especially for deep cuts that may require stitches to close properly.

corte, silhouette

the way a garment is cut, giving it a particular style

What is "cut"?

Cut refers to the way in which a garment is shaped and constructed, which ultimately gives it a particular style or silhouette. The cut of a garment can have a significant impact on how it fits and flatters the wearer's body, as well as on its overall aesthetic appeal. For example, a garment may be cut to be form-fitting or loose and flowing, with various degrees of draping, pleating, or tailoring. The cut can also determine the length and shape of sleeves, collars, hemlines, and other details. A skilled cutter can use their expertise to create garments that highlight the best features of a particular fabric, flatter the wearer's body shape, and convey a certain style or mood.

corte, peinado

the style or the act of cutting someone's hair

reducción

a reduction in something such as size, amount, etc.

corte, pieza

a piece of meat cut from the body of an animal

What is a "cut"?

A cut refers to a portion of meat that has been separated or divided from the body of an animal. This term is commonly used to describe the various sections or portions of meat obtained from different parts of the animal's carcass. Cuts can vary widely in size, shape, and texture, depending on the specific area of the animal from which they are taken and the intended culinary use. Examples of cuts include steaks, chops, and ribs, each offering its own unique flavor, tenderness, and cooking characteristics.

corte, sección

the act of dividing or separating something, typically with a knife or other sharp tool

parte, porción

a share in something monetary

corte, toma

(movie) the instantaneous transition of the scenes of a motion picture

What is a "cut"?

In filmmaking, a cut refers to the transition from one shot or scene to another in the editing process. It involves selecting and joining different pieces of film or video footage to create a continuous and coherent sequence. A cut can change the perspective, location, or time within the film, and is used to guide the audience through the story, emphasize particular moments, or improve the overall flow of the narrative.

corte, surco

a trench resembling a furrow that was made by erosion or excavation

corte, sección

the act of making something shorter by taking parts of it

corte, sección

the act of cutting something into parts

desdén, rechazo

a refusal to recognize someone you know

falta, corte

an unexcused absence from class

corte, golpe

in baseball; a batter's attempt to hit a pitched ball