cutting lietuviškai

cutting vertimas 1. n 1) (su)pjaustymas; kirtimas; 2) iškarpa; 3)pl drožlės; pjuvenos; 4) (filmo) montavimas;2. a aštrus

  • cut rate (n.) pigumas
  • cut a class (v.) neiti į pamokas, praleidinėti pamokas
  • cut in two (v.) dalinti pusiau, sumažinti perpus
  • cut-throat (adj.) negailestingas, žiaurus, kietaširdis, nepalenkiamas
  • cut-throat (n.) galvažudys
  • cut price (n.) pigumas
  • cut-price () pigus, prastas, sumažintomis kainomis, ryškus, ekstravagantiškas, akį rėžiantis, rėksmingas, rėžiančių spalvų, rėkiantis, puošeiviškas, išsičiustijęs
  • cut and dried () iš anksto nustatytas, žinomas, be kompromisų
  • cut down (v.) pakirpti, sumažinti, numušti, nuversti, leisti, kapoti, kirsti, pjauti, šienauti, supjaustyti, pjaustyti
  • cut down () nukirsti, įsikišti, baigtis, nutraukti, sustabdyti, pertraukti
  • cut back (v.) apriboti, pakirpti, sumažinti, apkarpyti, karpyti, apgenėti, genėti, numušti
  • clean-cut (adj.) tvarkingas
  • cut across (v.) pereiti, perplaukti, pervažiuoti, kirsti, įveikti, nukeliauti
  • cut it fine vos ištekti pinigų, vos suspėti
  • clear-cut (adj.) ryškus, aiškus, ženklus, žymus
  • cut in (v.) įsiterpti į pokalbį, kištis, įsiterpti, nutraukti, pertraukti
  • cut short (v.) nutraukti, pertraukti, sutrumpinti, sumažinti, įsiterpti į pokalbį, kištis, įsiterpti
  • cut oneself off (v.) artėti, trauktis
  • cut corners (v.) daryti ką greičiau, paprasčiau
  • cut up (v.) supjaustyti, sudraskyti
  • cut one's teeth () kaltis dantims
  • cut one's losses mesti, nutraukti
  • pay cut (n.) atlyginimo mažinimas
  • cut class (v.) neiti į pamokas, praleidinėti pamokas
  • cut out (v.) įpjauti, įrėžti
  • cut out (v.) baigti šį kartą
  • cut out () stoti, sustoti, sustabdyti, išsekti, nustoti, pertraukti, nutilti, mesti, nutraukti, baigti
  • cut a dash () šauniai atrodyti
  • cut both ways () turėti dvi puses, tikti abiem pusėms
  • cut off (v.) nutraukti, sustabdyti, įsikišti, baigtis, pertraukti, amputuoti, nupjauti, nuskelti, įskilti, sudraskyti
  • cut off () atskirti, atkirsti, atsiskirti
  • cut glass (n.) raižytas stiklas
  • cut through (v.) skilti, skelti, pereiti, perplaukti, pervažiuoti, kirsti, įveikti, nukeliauti
  • cut in on (v.) įsiterpti į pokalbį, kištis, įsiterpti, nutraukti, pertraukti
  • to cut a long story short (adv.) trumpai tariant, žodžiu, trumpai, trumpai sakant, glaustai
  • cut of meat (n.) gabalas, išpjova
  • cutting edge (n.) priešakinėje linijoje
  • cutting out (n.) išpjovimas, kupiūra
  • newspaper cutting (n.) iškarpa
  • press-cutting (n.) iškarpa
  • press cutting (n.) iškarpa
  • rough-cut (adj.) šiurkštus, grubus
Paaiškinimas anglų kalba
  • (film editing) the activity of selecting the scenes to be shown and putting them together to create a film
  • (stalk) a part (sometimes a root, leaf, or bud) removed from a plant to propagate a new plant through rooting or grafting
  • (act, cutting something) the act of cutting something into parts
  • (piece) a piece cut off from the main part of something Type of: part
  • (excerption) an excerpt cut from a newspaper or magazine
  • (carving) removing parts from hard material to create a desired pattern or shape
  • (card game) the division of a deck of cards before dealing
  • (opening) the act of penetrating or opening open with a sharp edge
  • (dilution) the act of diluting something
  • (shortening) the act of shortening something by chopping off the ends
  • (separate) to separate with, or as if with, an instrument Type of: separate. Follows: amputate, butcher, circumcise, cleave, cut out, pierce
  • (cut, on) to cut down on; to make a reduction in
  • (turn) to turn sharply; to change direction abruptly
  • (make, incision, separation) to make an incision or separation
  • (free) to discharge from a group Type of: free
  • (form, probing, penetrating) to form by probing, penetrating, or digging Type of: make
  • (fashion) to style and tailor in a certain fashion
  • (sports) to hit (a ball) with a spin so that it turns in the opposite direction Topic: sports. Type of: hit
  • (write) to make out and issue
  • (alter) to cut and assemble the components of
  • (miss) to intentionally fail to attend
  • (cope) to be able to manage or manage successfully
  • (look) to give the appearance or impression of Type of: look
  • (boxing) to move (one's fist) Topic: boxing. Type of: move
  • (pass) to pass directly and often in haste Type of: pass
  • (transit) to pass through or across Type of: transit
  • (shift) to make an abrupt change of image or sound Type of: switch
  • (stop filming) to stop filming Type of: stop
  • (make, recording of) to make a recording of Type of: record
  • (record, performance, medium) to record a performance on (a medium) Type of: record
  • (burn) to create by duplicating data
  • (form, shape, cutting) to form or shape by cutting or incising Type of: make
  • (perform) to perform or carry out Type of: perform
  • (function) to function as a cutting instrument Type of: function
  • (be) to allow incision or separation Type of: be
  • (shuffle) to divide a deck of cards at random into 2 parts to make selection difficult Type of: shuffle
  • (throw) to cause to stop operating by disengaging a switch
  • (reap) to reap or harvest Type of: reap
  • (fell) to fell by sawing
  • (penetrate) to penetrate injuriously Type of: penetrate
  • (treat) to refuse to acknowledge
  • (shorten, severing, edges) to shorten as if by severing the edges or ends of Type of: shorten
  • (extinguish) to weed out unwanted or unnecessary things
  • (dissolve) to dissolve by breaking down the fat of Type of: dissolve
  • (have, reducing effect) to have a reducing effect Type of: decrease. Similar to: reduce
  • (reduce, scope while) to reduce in scope while retaining essential elements
  • (weaken) to lessen the strength or flavor of a solution or mixture
  • (develop) to have grow through the gums Type of: grow
  • (grow, gums) to grow through the gums Type of: grow
  • (emasculate) to cut off the testicles (of male animals such as horses)
  • (discontinue) to put an end to a state or an activity
  • (unkind) of speech, harsh or hurtful in tone or character
  • (cold) unpleasantly cold and damp
  • (sharp) painful as if caused by a sharp instrument

cut sinonimai down, emasculated, gashed, gelded, mown, shortened, slashed, split, thinned, trimmed, weakened, baseball swing, cold shoulder, cut of meat, cutting, cutting off, deletion, electricity cut-off, excision, fit, gash, piece, power cut, power failure, power outage, slash, slice, snub, stinger, swing, track, undercut, abbreviate, abridge, bisect, bob, carve, carve out, chop, chop off, cross, curtail, cut away, cut back, cut back on, cut down, cut down on, cut off, cut out, diminish, dissect, engrave, fell, form, gash, gather, hack, incise, insult, intersect, lacerate, lessen, lop, lop off, mow, nick, notch, pare, pare down, penetrate, pierce, prune, reap, reduce, restrict, roll back, saw, scale down, scratch, sculpt, sever, shape, shave, shorten, slash, slit, snip, snip off, sting, trim, truncate, whittle, wound, abbreviate, abridge, bob, bring down, burn, carve, castrate, contract, curve, cut back, cut down, cut off, cut up, dilute, disregard, edit, edit out, foreshorten, geld, hack, ignore, issue, make out, make-up, prune, put off, rationalise, rationalize, reduce, sheer, shorten, skip, slew, slue, snub, swerve, switch off, tailor, thin, thin out, trend, trim, trim back, trim down, turn off, turn out, veer, write out

cutting sinonimai acerbic, acid, astringent, biting, bitter, bleak, caustic, edged, grievous, harrowing, hurtful, incisive, keen, knifelike, lancinate, lancinating, mortifying, painful, penetrating, piercing, poignant, pointed, pungent, raw, sarcastic, sardonic, severe, sharp, snide, stabbing, stinging, wounding, adulteration, carving, clipping, cut, cutting off, dilution, film editing, mitigation, padding out, press clipping, press-cutting, slip, thinning, newspaper clipping, newspaper cutting, press cutting, clipping

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