cut off

Senso (Inglese)

Verb

1. (transitive) To remove by cutting.
2. (transitive) To isolate or remove from contact.
3. (transitive) To stop the provision or supply of something, e.g. power, water.
4. (transitive) To stop providing funds or something else to (someone).
5. (transitive) To end abruptly.
6. (transitive) To interrupt (someone speaking).
7. (Canada, US, transitive) To swerve in front of (another car) while driving.
8. (transitive) To move so as to block someone else's movement in a direction.
9. (Southern-US, US, regional, transitive) To turn off or switch off (an electrical device).

Noun

Alternative form of cutoff.

sinonimi

cut

sever

break off

amputate

clip

disconnect

separate

cut down

cut out

interrupt

chop

stop

🛑

break up

break

slash

cut short

cut away

block

trim

detach

divide

prune

shorten

truncate

intercept

curtail

severed

destroy

hack

cut up

cut through

tear off

slice

snip off

reap

pare

isolate

trim off

slice off

chop off

excise

lop off

cut loose

snap off

disrupt

mutilate

swish off

deduct

amputated

eliminate

remove

isolated

lop

hinder

tear asunder

harvest

switch off

strike off

abolish

abstract

behead

cease

chip

chisel

circumcise

close up

count down

cutting

decapitate

defend

degrade

detached

disconnected

discontinue

dismember

divided

exscind

extirpate

fell

hamper

hold up

interrupted

kill

🔪🩸👤

knap

lopped

maim

mow

obscure

operate

parry

pluck

pruned

pull apart

pull out

removal

retrench

seize

sheltered

shut off

still

stub

subtract

suspend

take

take away

take off

tear

tear out

turn off

abscise

box in

cut in pieces

cut in two

operate on

tear to pieces

abscind

stop abruptly

exhaust

throw-out

exterminate

trip-out

facet

fasten

abstain

finish

flag down

fold

gather

go through

grave

🪦

grip

grub

cheese

🧀

halt

cut to pieces

check

hatchet

head off

hew

carve

grow dull

humiliate

impede

incised

injure

insulate

calm

interception

interceptor

intermit

call it quits

hew down

intersect

in the middle of nowhere

intrude

butcher

burn out

isolation

kick

abrogate

separate completely

knock off

lament

leave off

let loose

level

level off

liquidate

broken off

pull the plug

rein in

mark off

missing

mortify

shear off

mowing

bring up

nip

nip off

abridge

obstruct

off-line

one-armed

abort

overcome

overthrow

break with

ablation

pass through

pick

⛏️

pierce

pinch

slash off to squeeze

prescind

break-in

tear in pieces

pull

torn asunder

pull down

abase

pull up

punctuate

put an end to

put away

put down

quarantine

quiet

quit

quiten

raze

breakdown

reduce

refuse

rein

shearing-off

break contact

removed

repudiate

discoupling

rip off

seclude

enisle

blunt

separated

blocked

blockade

shave

divorce

shoot

shoot dead

short

bite

cut asunder

shut out

shut up

sign off

beat

slaughter

slay

banish

sliced

slicing

snap

snip

snub

snuff out

soothe

splinter

split

split up

stagnate

stall

stay

be amputated

avoid

break of

stump

cut in stripes

suppress

surmount

get rid off

assuage

tackle

not allow

key-off

take down

cut along

take out

clipt

appease

lopped off

terminate

thwart

pare down

torn off

amputates

touch on

tranquilize

altered

adjourn

truncation

rent asunder

turn out

use up

vanquish

violate

weaken

wean

whittle

cut-out

crop

whittle down

crippled

win over

decide

cover

defeat

wring

write off

delay

delimit

demolish

depress

deprivation

deprive

consume

closing

write-off

detain

dig up

close out

part

apocopate

discourage

dishearten

disjoin

disjoined

click off

dispatch

dispossess

closed

dissever

disturb

disunite

clipped

break asunder

down

draw up

drop

dull

elide

cleave

end

🔚

enervate

enfeeble

eradicate

eradication

excavate

chopped

Traduzioni

abschneiden

couper

cortar

schneiden

tailler

amputar

trancher

retrancher

unterbrechen

mutilar

Frasi

According to Plutarch , Herennius first slew him , then cut off his head .

Secondo Plutarco, Herennius lo uccise per la prima volta, poi gli tagliò la testa.