cut out
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/kˈʌt ˈaʊt/

Definition & Meaning of "cut out"in English

to cut out
[phrase form: cut]
01

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
Examples
Can you cut the coupons out of the magazine so we can use them at the store?
02

to shape or construct something by removing material, typically from a larger piece

Transitive: to cut out sth
to cut out definition and meaning
Examples
As part of the DIY project, they had to cut out precise measurements from the plywood sheet.
03

to suddenly end a process, activity, or behavior

Transitive: to cut out a process or activity
Examples
The noise complaints from neighbors prompted the city to cut out late-night construction activities.
04

(of a machine, device, or system) to suddenly stop working

Intransitive
Examples
As soon as the overheating protection kicked in, the toaster cut out to prevent any damage.
05

to block a pass intended for a specific player

Transitive: to cut out a pass
Examples
During the match, the defender skillfully cut out a through ball intended for the striker, thwarting the opposing team's scoring opportunity.
06

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
Examples
When revising his manuscript, the author had to cut out a subplot that did n't contribute significantly to the overall narrative.
07

to deliberately eliminate a particular food or beverage from one's diet

Transitive: to cut out a particular food or drink
08

to isolate an individual animal from the larger group or herd

Transitive: to cut out an animal
09

to intermittently lose an audio connection, typically occurring during a phone call

Intransitive
10

to abruptly exit a situation or place

Intransitive: to cut out | to cut out of a situation or place
11

to suddenly move or change lanes, often by moving in front of another vehicle

Intransitive
12

to stop someone from being included or involved in something

Transitive: to cut out sb of sth | to cut out sb from sth
13

to intentionally exclude someone from receiving anything from a will after death

cut out
01

having been cut out

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