cut off
cut
kʌt
kat
off
ɔf
awf
/kˈʌt ˈɒf/

A(z) „cut off” jelentĂ©se Ă©s meghatĂĄrozĂĄsa angolul

to cut off
[phrase form: cut]
01

levĂĄg, elvĂĄg

to use a sharp object like scissors or a knife on something to remove a piece from its edge or ends
Transitive: to cut off sth
to cut off definition and meaning
Példåk
She carefully cut off a piece of fabric to make a patch for the torn shirt.
Óvatosan levĂĄgott egy darab anyagot, hogy foltot kĂ©szĂ­tsen a szakadt inghez.
02

levĂĄgni, amputĂĄlni

to remove a part of the body, tissue, or organ through a surgical intervention
Transitive: to cut off a body part or organ
to cut off definition and meaning
Példåk
To address the tumor, the oncology team opted to cut off the tumor mass through a precise surgical procedure.
A tumor kezelĂ©sĂ©re az onkolĂłgiai csapat Ășgy döntött, hogy egy precĂ­z sebĂ©szi eljĂĄrĂĄssal eltĂĄvolĂ­tja a tumor tömegĂ©t.
03

megszakĂ­t, vĂĄg

to abruptly stop speaking or interrupt someone in the middle of their speech
Transitive: to cut off sb
Példåk
The professor cut off the student who was going off-topic during the lecture.
A professzor megszakĂ­totta az elƑadĂĄs alatt a tĂ©mĂĄtĂłl eltĂ©rƑ hallgatĂłt.
04

elvĂĄgni, megszĂŒntetni

to stop providing a specific resource
Transitive: to cut off a resource
Példåk
The drought conditions forced authorities to cut off water supply to conserve resources.
A szĂĄrazsĂĄg miatt a hatĂłsĂĄgok kĂ©nytelenek voltak elzĂĄrni a vĂ­zellĂĄtĂĄst az erƑforrĂĄsok megƑrzĂ©se Ă©rdekĂ©ben.
05

megszakĂ­t, levĂĄg

to end a phone call while the other person is still on the line
Transitive: to cut off a phone call
Példåk
Due to a poor signal, Amanda had to cut off the call with her colleague in the middle of their conversation.
A gyenge jel miatt Amandånak meg kellett szakítania a hívåst a kollégåjåval a beszélgetés közepén.
06

megszakĂ­tja a kiszolgĂĄlĂĄst, megtagadja a kiszolgĂĄlĂĄst

to cease serving alcoholic drinks to an individual
Transitive: to cut off sb
Példåk
It 's essential for establishments to have a policy in place to cut off patrons who exhibit unsafe levels of alcohol consumption.
LĂ©tfontossĂĄgĂș, hogy az intĂ©zmĂ©nyeknek legyen egy politikĂĄjuk azoknak a vendĂ©geknek a kiszolgĂĄlĂĄsĂĄnak megszĂŒntetĂ©sĂ©re, akik biztonsĂĄgtalan szintƱ alkoholfogyasztĂĄst mutatnak.
07

levĂĄgni, elvĂĄlasztani

to become separated or isolated from something or someone, often by an obstacle or barrier
Transitive: to cut off a place or area
Példåk
The river cut off the village from the rest of the region.
A folyĂł elvĂĄgta a falut a rĂ©giĂł többi rĂ©szĂ©tƑl.
08

kizĂĄr a vĂ©grendelletbƑl, megfoszt az öröksĂ©gtƑl

to exclude someone from getting one's possessions after death
Transitive: to cut off an heir
Példåk
To express his values, the artist decided to cut off family members who did not share his artistic vision.
Hogy kifejezze Ă©rtĂ©keit, a mƱvĂ©sz Ășgy döntött, hogy megszakĂ­tja a kapcsolatot azokkal a csalĂĄdtagokkal, akik nem osztottĂĄk mƱvĂ©szi lĂĄtĂĄsmĂłdjĂĄt.
09

elvĂĄgni az utat, blokkolni az utat

to aggressively and dangerously drive one's vehicle in the path of a moving vehicle
Dialectamerican flagAmerican
cut upbritish flagBritish
Transitive: to cut off a person or vehicle
Informal
Példåk
He narrowly avoided an accident when a truck unexpectedly cut him off on the highway.
Alig kerĂŒlte el a balesetet, amikor egy teherautĂł vĂĄratlanul elvĂĄgta az Ășton.
10

megszakít, véget vet egy kapcsolatnak

to end a relationship, particularly a friendly one
Transitive: to cut off a person or a relationship
Példåk
The disagreement over business decisions led the partners to cut off their professional relationship.
Az ĂŒzleti döntĂ©sekben mutatkozĂł nĂ©zeteltĂ©rĂ©s arra kĂ©sztette a partnereket, hogy megszakĂ­tsĂĄk szakmai kapcsolatukat.
11

megfoszt, levĂĄg

to deny someone or something what they need or want
Transitive: to cut off a need or privilege
Példåk
The manager had to cut off additional overtime hours to prevent employee burnout.
A menedzsernek le kellett vĂĄgnia a tovĂĄbbi tĂșlĂłrĂĄkat, hogy megelƑzze a munkavĂĄllalĂłk kimerĂŒlĂ©sĂ©t.
cut-off
cut
kʌt
kat
off
ɑf
aaf
/kˈʌtˈɒf/
01

levĂĄgott, elszakĂ­tott

physically removed from a larger whole through an act of slicing, severing, or trimming
Példåk
He wore a pair of cut-off jeans in the summer heat.
Egy pĂĄr levĂĄgott farmert viselt a nyĂĄri hƑsĂ©gben.
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