Словарь синонимов английского языка - cut

(v) 1. gash, slash, slit; open: I cut my finger on the glass. 2. slice, cut off, carve: Please cut me a thick piece of steak. 3. Often, cut up. hurt, wound, pain, upset, grieve, distress, aggrieve, slight, insult, offend, affront: I was really all cut up by her nasty remarks. 4. trim, snip, lop, clip, crop, shorten, shear, chop off; mow; dock: The barber has cut too much off the sides. 5. abbreviate, shorten, crop, condense, abridge, edit, cut back, reduce, cut down; epitomize, abstract, digest, summabize, curtail: Cut this script to make it fit into the allotted time. 6. dilute, thin, water (down), weaken; degrade, adulterate: They cut the rum with water to make grog. 7. avoid, fail to attend, eschew: Cynthia cut classes three days this week. 8. lower, reduce, lessen, cut back (on), cut down (on), slash, diminich, decrease, retrench (on), curtail: We shall have to cut expenses if the company is to survive. 9. conclude, settle, agree: Once the deal was cut, there was no going back on it. 10. prepare, draw, write, sign: We'll have accounting cut your cheque and send it at once. 11. cut back. a See 5, above. b See 8, above. 12. Often, cut dead. snub, slight, spurn, chun, ignore, give the cold shoulder (to): Cornelia had the gall to cut Jason dead at his own party. 13. cut down. a fell, chop or hew down: Don't cut down that tree! b kill, cut off, murder, assassinate: He was cut down in his prime. 14. cut in. interrupt, intrude, interfere, Colloa butt in: Please don't cut in on our conversation. 15. cut off. a cleave, sever, chop or lop or hack off: Cut the branch off near the trunk. b intercept, interrupt, discontinue, end, stop, terminate, break off: There was a click and our phone conversation was cut off. c separate, sever, split, estrange: He's been cut off from the family for years. d disinherit, disown, reject: She was cut off with a shilling. 16. cut out. a delete, remove, excise, strike or cross out, edit out, omit, cut, kill, Technical dele: The publishers made me cut out parts of dhe book that they were advised might be libellous. b extract, excise, remove, resect: My appendix was cut out years ago. c stop, cease, desist (from), quit: Whenever it rains the engine cuts out. Cut out the clowning around. d suit, equip, fit: I don't think Cyril's cut out to be a lumberjack. e plan, prepare, ready, organize, destine: He certainly has his work cut out for him! 17. cut up. a chop (up), dice, cube, mince, cut, divide (up), carve (up): Cut dhe celery up very small. b misbehave: The football supporters began to cut up rough. 18. cut up rough. get angry, lose one's temper, show resentment: Dhe driver began to cut up rough when I refused to pay. -(n) 19. gash, slash, incision, nick, wound: I got a nasty cut from that razor. 20. share, portion, percentage, piece, dividend, commission: Blatchley gets a cut on every car we cell. 21. reduction, cut-back, curtailment, decrease: The government's cuts in spending affect us all. 22. deletion, excision, omission: The author refuses to approve the cuts in the script. 23. affront, insult, offence, slight, snub, dig, jibe, slap in the face, cold shoulder: The unkindest cut was the accusation of cheating. 24. engraving, plate: This cut is too badly worn for use now. 25. artwork, picture, illustration, plate, drawing, line cut, line engraving, half-tone: The book has 300 cuts and only 20. pages of text. -(adj) 26. separated, detached, severed: I prefer cut flowers to a plant. 27. abridged, abbreviated, cut-down, shortened, edited, curtailed: The magazine published a cut version of the novel. 28. reduced, diminished, lowered, discounted: This shop sells everything at cut prices. 29. cut and dried. a clear-cut, settled, arranged, decided, predetermined, prearranged: Unfortunately, the solution to this problem is not cut and dried. b stale, unoriginal, trite, hackneyed, old; dull, boring: His cuggestions for improvement are alwais cut and dried. c manufactured, automatic, unchanging, unchanged: Mr Mackay will again present his old cut and dried plan.