cut out
cut
kʌt
kat
out
aʊt
awt
/kˈʌt ˈaʊt/

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

to cut out
[phrase form: cut]
01

kivĂĄg, kivĂĄgni

to use a sharp object like scissors or a knife on something to remove a section from it
Transitive: to cut out sth
to cut out definition and meaning
Példåk
I need to cut out a heart shape from this construction paper for the craft project.
Ki kell vĂĄgnom egy szĂ­v alakot ebbƑl a Ă©pĂ­tƑ papĂ­rbĂłl a kĂ©zmƱves projekthez.
02

kivĂĄg, kialakĂ­t

to shape or construct something by removing material, typically from a larger piece
Transitive: to cut out sth
to cut out definition and meaning
Példåk
In pottery class, the artist used a carving tool to cut out intricate patterns on the clay vase.
A fazekas órån a mƱvész egy faragóeszközt hasznålt, hogy bonyolult mintåkat vågjon ki az agyagedényre.
03

megszĂŒntet, hirtelen befejez

to suddenly end a process, activity, or behavior
Transitive: to cut out a process or activity
Példåk
The teacher had to cut out off-topic conversations in the classroom to maintain focus on the lesson.
A tanĂĄrnak meg kellett szakĂ­tania az ĂłrĂĄn kĂ­vĂŒli beszĂ©lgetĂ©seket az osztĂĄlyteremben, hogy a figyelmet a tananyagra tartsa.
04

kikapcsol, megszakad

(of a machine, device, or system) to suddenly stop working
Intransitive
Példåk
The chainsaw suddenly cut out, and the lumberjack had to inspect it to figure out the issue.
A låncfƱrész hirtelen leållt, és a favågónak meg kellett vizsgålnia, hogy kiderítse a problémåt.
05

elvĂĄg, kivĂĄg

to block a pass intended for a specific player
Transitive: to cut out a pass
Példåk
With a perfectly timed slide tackle, the fullback cut out the winger's pass, showcasing his defensive prowess and turning the play in favor of his team.
Egy tökĂ©letes idƑzĂ­tĂ©sƱ csĂșszĂłs szerelĂ©ssel a hĂĄtvĂ©d kivĂĄgta a szĂ©lsƑ passzĂĄt, megmutatva vĂ©dƑ kĂ©pessĂ©geit Ă©s a jĂĄtĂ©kot csapata javĂĄra fordĂ­tva.
06

kivĂĄg, eltĂĄvolĂ­t

to remove something, typically from a written or printed document, by physically marking or erasing it
Transitive: to cut out a section of a writing
Példåk
The editor had to cut out several paragraphs from the article to meet the word limit imposed by the magazine.
A szerkesztƑnek ki kellett vĂĄgnia több bekezdĂ©st a cikkbƑl, hogy megfeleljen a magazin ĂĄltal szabott szĂłhatĂĄrnak.
07

kikĂŒszöböl, kivĂĄg

to deliberately eliminate a particular food or beverage from one's diet
Transitive: to cut out a particular food or drink
Példåk
Due to gluten intolerance, Mark had to cut out all gluten-containing foods from his meals.
A glutĂ©nĂ©rzĂ©kenysĂ©g miatt Marknak ki kellett hagynia minden glutĂ©nt tartalmazĂł Ă©telt az Ă©trendjĂ©bƑl.
08

elkĂŒlönĂ­t, szeparĂĄl

to isolate an individual animal from the larger group or herd
Transitive: to cut out an animal
Példåk
The skilled shepherd used his dog to help cut out specific sheep from the flock for shearing.
A képzett påsztor a kutyåjåt hasznålta, hogy segítsen kivålasztani bizonyos juhokat a nyåjból a nyíråsra.
09

megszakad, kiesik

to intermittently lose an audio connection, typically occurring during a phone call
Intransitive
Példåk
The call quality was poor, with the audio cutting out at random intervals, making it frustrating to communicate effectively.
A hĂ­vĂĄs minƑsĂ©ge rossz volt, a hang vĂ©letlenszerƱ idƑközönkĂ©nt megszakadt, ami hatĂ©kony kommunikĂĄciĂłt frusztrĂĄlĂłvĂĄ tett.
10

lelép, kimegy

to abruptly exit a situation or place
Intransitive: to cut out | to cut out of a situation or place
Példåk
As soon as the boss announced the additional workload, Sarah discreetly cut out of the office to avoid being assigned more tasks.
Amint a fƑnök bejelentette a tovĂĄbbi munkaterhelĂ©st, Sarah diszkrĂ©ten kiosont az irodĂĄbĂłl, hogy elkerĂŒlje a tovĂĄbbi feladatok kiosztĂĄsĂĄt.
11

kivĂĄg, hirtelen sĂĄvot vĂĄlt

to suddenly move or change lanes, often by moving in front of another vehicle
Intransitive
Példåk
The driver suddenly cut out to avoid the merging traffic.
A sofƑr hirtelen vĂĄltott sĂĄvot, hogy elkerĂŒlje az összefolyĂł forgalmat.
12

kizĂĄr, kivĂĄg

to stop someone from being included or involved in something
Transitive: to cut out sb of sth | to cut out sb from sth
Példåk
The new policy could cut out many students from participating.
Az Ășj politika kizĂĄrhat sok diĂĄkot a rĂ©szvĂ©telbƑl.
13

kizĂĄr, örökösödĂ©stƑl megfoszt

to intentionally exclude someone from receiving anything from a will after death
Példåk
The family was shocked when the inheritance cut out several relatives.
A csalåd megdöbbent, amikor a örökség kizårt több rokonåt.
01

kivĂĄgott, kivĂĄgĂĄs

having been cut out
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