cut somebody/something off

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get cut off• I don't know what happened - we just got cut off.• But my time on the Internet can range from only a few minutes to several hours before I get cut off.• Hi I was looking for Carolyn I think I got cut off.

be cut off• We appear to be cut off and the look of the whole area is old fashioned.• His main source of strength was cut off as was their mutual ability to deal realistically with the problems.• I am cut off at the waist for ever.• Sometimes the sea is so rough that the islands are cut off from the mainland for weeks at a time.• Accessible only by air, the town is cut off from the rest of the country.• If he did, and the news reached the States, the money would be cut off immediately.• The consequences of this dependence were seen when the flow was cut off so abruptly after 1982.• When the tops of the posts are cut off, they will be level with the tops of the beams.

cut yourself off (from somebody)• How much easier to cut yourself off from all these problems and withdraw emotionally into the less demanding machine of prison life.• Therefore, in throwing away his pipe, he intentionally cuts himself off from human pleasures and the ties of home.• Unbeknownst to us, they cut themselves off from interaction that could help them develop a sense of reality.• In effect I'd cut myself off from other kids of my own age.• You cut yourself off from other people and from your true feelings.• But, says the bank, countries that have cut themselves off from the global economy have slipped behind.• I slid Lewis's helmet on and cut myself off from the world.• We build walls around ourselves and cut ourselves off from those who would empathize with and even help us.

cut somebody off from something• The denial of tenderness cuts them off from communication with wives and children.• I have been so hungry that I have cut the blood off from crackers and eaten them.• The inadequacy of communications cut Nice off from its hinterland, and condemned the entire county to poverty.• You cut yourself off from other people and from your true feelings.• But, says the bank, countries that have cut themselves off from the global economy have slipped behind.• Yet these four were all we had to cut us off from the rest of the hall.• It turned the party in on itself and cut it off from the wider society.• I slid Lewis's helmet on and cut myself off from the world.

cut off your nose to spite your face• If you love him, ask him to stay. Otherwise you'll be cutting off your nose to spite your face.

ˈcut-off, cutoff /ˈkʌtɒf $ -ɒːf/ noun

1 [countableC usually singular]LIMIT a limit or level at which you stop doing something 停止点；截止点 → deadline

cut-off date/point/score etc (=the date etc when you stop doing something) 截止日期/截止点/底线分数等

The cut-off date for registration is July 2.

注册截止日期是7月2日。

2 [countableC usually singular] when you completely stop doing something or supplying something 截止，中止

cut-off of

A full-scale cut-off of US aid would be a disaster.

美国援助的全面中止将是一场灾难。

3. cutoffs (also cut-off jeans/trousers etc) [plural]DCC short trousers that you make by cutting off the bottom part of a pair of trousers 剪短的牛仔裤[裤子]

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cut-off• The government threatens a cut-off of welfare aid if another child is born.• The use of highly productive equipment means that bonus cut-off can be achieved with ease.

cut-off date/point/score etc• The short-term goal will represent a cut-off point that will trigger reinforcement or recognition for performance improvement.• Is there a cut-off point beyond which some segregation is necessary?• However, by taking such a high cut-off point the specificity and positive predictive value of the test were reduced.• However, if you are the proud parent of more valuable Koi fry, where is the cut-off point for outdoor survival?• Unionists insisted that the conference would mark the cut-off point for the round table talks.• This again serves to highlight the importance of the cut-off point in determining estimates of illness prevalence.• The cut-off date for registration with a share information office or share shop is July 2.

词汇	cut somebody/something off
释义	cut somebody/something off Examples from the Corpus get cut off• I don't know what happened - we just got cut off.• But my time on the Internet can range from only a few minutes to several hours before I get cut off.• Hi I was looking for Carolyn I think I got cut off. be cut off• We appear to be cut off and the look of the whole area is old fashioned.• His main source of strength was cut off as was their mutual ability to deal realistically with the problems.• I am cut off at the waist for ever.• Sometimes the sea is so rough that the islands are cut off from the mainland for weeks at a time.• Accessible only by air, the town is cut off from the rest of the country.• If he did, and the news reached the States, the money would be cut off immediately.• The consequences of this dependence were seen when the flow was cut off so abruptly after 1982.• When the tops of the posts are cut off, they will be level with the tops of the beams. cut yourself off (from somebody)• How much easier to cut yourself off from all these problems and withdraw emotionally into the less demanding machine of prison life.• Therefore, in throwing away his pipe, he intentionally cuts himself off from human pleasures and the ties of home.• Unbeknownst to us, they cut themselves off from interaction that could help them develop a sense of reality.• In effect I'd cut myself off from other kids of my own age.• You cut yourself off from other people and from your true feelings.• But, says the bank, countries that have cut themselves off from the global economy have slipped behind.• I slid Lewis's helmet on and cut myself off from the world.• We build walls around ourselves and cut ourselves off from those who would empathize with and even help us. cut somebody off from something• The denial of tenderness cuts them off from communication with wives and children.• I have been so hungry that I have cut the blood off from crackers and eaten them.• The inadequacy of communications cut Nice off from its hinterland, and condemned the entire county to poverty.• You cut yourself off from other people and from your true feelings.• But, says the bank, countries that have cut themselves off from the global economy have slipped behind.• Yet these four were all we had to cut us off from the rest of the hall.• It turned the party in on itself and cut it off from the wider society.• I slid Lewis's helmet on and cut myself off from the world. cut off your nose to spite your face• If you love him, ask him to stay. Otherwise you'll be cutting off your nose to spite your face. ˈcut-off, cutoff /ˈkʌtɒf $ -ɒːf/ noun 1 [countableC usually singular]LIMIT a limit or level at which you stop doing something 停止点；截止点 → deadline cut-off date/point/score etc (=the date etc when you stop doing something) 截止日期/截止点/底线分数等 The cut-off date for registration is July 2. 注册截止日期是7月2日。 2 [countableC usually singular] when you completely stop doing something or supplying something 截止，中止 cut-off of A full-scale cut-off of US aid would be a disaster. 美国援助的全面中止将是一场灾难。 3. cutoffs (also cut-off jeans/trousers etc) [plural]DCC short trousers that you make by cutting off the bottom part of a pair of trousers 剪短的牛仔裤[裤子] Examples from the Corpus cut-off• The government threatens a cut-off of welfare aid if another child is born.• The use of highly productive equipment means that bonus cut-off can be achieved with ease. cut-off date/point/score etc• The short-term goal will represent a cut-off point that will trigger reinforcement or recognition for performance improvement.• Is there a cut-off point beyond which some segregation is necessary?• However, by taking such a high cut-off point the specificity and positive predictive value of the test were reduced.• However, if you are the proud parent of more valuable Koi fry, where is the cut-off point for outdoor survival?• Unionists insisted that the conference would mark the cut-off point for the round table talks.• This again serves to highlight the importance of the cut-off point in determining estimates of illness prevalence.• The cut-off date for registration with a share information office or share shop is July 2.
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