cutting out

英 [ˈkʌtɪŋ aʊt]

美 [ˈkʌtɪŋ aʊt]

网络切断; 裁剪; 剪贴

英英释义

noun

They thought that cutting out waste was going to solve all their problems.
他们以为减少浪费就能解决所有的问题。
She is cutting out a dress.
她在剪裁一件连衣裙。
That removes most of the research and development that is normally required, while also cutting out retailers and other middlemen.
这基本省去了正常情况下所必需的研究和开发过程，同时也免去了零售商和其他中间人环节。
For instance, try cutting out one workout a week and see what happens.
例如，尝试在一个星期里减少一个训练项目，看看会发生什么。
But for athletes, cutting out the sweet stuff altogether is a big mistake.
但是对于运动员，谢绝所有甜食是一个大错误。
He has his own way of cutting out hearts.
他用自己独创的方法剪了许多颗心。
After cutting out the curtains, she made some cushion covers from the leftover material.
她裁完帘子，用残馀的布料做了一些垫子罩。
But cutting out too much of the middle can start to look like corporate hara-kiri.
但去除过多的中间层这一过程，开始看起来像企业剖腹自杀。
Strapped school districts across the country are cutting out advanced courses in maths and science.
美国各地资金拮据的学区正在砍掉数学和科学高级课程。
She took an old crumpled press cutting out of her bag.
她从包中取出一份皱巴巴的旧剪报。