cut off

英 [ˈkʌt ɒf]

美 [ˈkʌt ɔːf]

切掉; 割掉; 砍掉; 隔离; 阻断; 停止，中断（供给）; 切断，中断（通话）; 打断（讲话）

柯林斯词典

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  1. Without a car we still felt very cut off.
     没有车，我们还是觉得很闭塞。

英英释义

verb

• cease, stop
  1. cut the noise
  2. We had to cut short the conversation
  Synonym:cut
• make a break in
  1. We interrupt the program for the following messages
  Synonym:interruptdisruptbreak up
• remove surgically
  1. amputate limbs
  Synonym:amputate
• break a small piece off from
  1. chip the glass
  2. chip a tooth
  Synonym:chipknapbreak off
• remove by or as if by cutting
  1. cut off the ear
  2. lop off the dead branch
  Synonym:chop offlop off
• cut off and stop
  1. The bicyclist was cut out by the van
  Synonym:cut out

adj

• detached by cutting
  1. cut flowers
  2. a severed head
  3. an old tale of Anne Bolyn walking the castle walls with her poor cut-off head under her arm
  Synonym:severed

双语例句

• They were cut off from the West in 1948 when their government closed that border crossing.
  1948年政府关闭那个边境关口之后，他们便与西方国家隔绝开了。
• Cut off the unnecessary twigs and branches.
  把多余的枝叶剪去。
• Our troops cut off the enemy's retreat.
  我们的军队切断了敌人的退路。
• Our phone's been cut off
  我们的电话被切断了。
• Landslides have cut off many villages in remote areas.
  滑坡使边远地区的许多村庄与外界隔绝。
• They were almost completely cut off from the outside world.
  他们几乎完全与外界绝缘了。
• Our water supply has been cut off again.
  我们的供水又被切断。
• Kehr cut off some flowers from the bush.
  凯尔从树丛中剪下一些花。
• He cut off down a side street.
  他从一条侧道跑掉。
• When you do get through, you've got to say your piece quickly before you get cut off
  电话接通后，你最好在断线之前尽快把话说完。