cutting

noun

/ˈkʌtɪŋ/

(also press cutting)
(both British English)
(also clipping, press clipping North American English, British English)
an article or a story that you cut from a newspaper or magazine and keep剪报；杂志剪辑资料
- newspaper/press cuttings剪报
- She had kept all the press cuttings about the murder.她保存了所有关于那宗谋杀案的剪报。
- a cutting from ‘The Guardian’《卫报》的剪报
Topics TV, radio and newsc1
Collocations Dictionary
adjective
- newspaper
- press
preposition
- cutting from
a piece cut off a plant that will be used to grow a new plant插枝，插条（从植物上截取的一段供扦插的枝条）
- Take geranium cuttings in late summer.夏末取天竺葵插条。
- After about four weeks you will be able to see whether the cuttings have taken.大约4周以后，你就能看到插条是否扎根了。
- Take cuttings from mature plants in the spring.春天时从成熟的植物上取插条。
- These plants are easy to propagate from leaf cuttings.这些植物很容易用插叶繁殖。
- You can see whether the cuttings have taken.你能看到插条是否生根了。
Topics Plants and treesc1
Collocations Dictionary
adjective
- leaf
- root
- stem
- …
verb + cutting
- take
cutting + verb
- root
- take
preposition
- from a/the cutting
- cutting from
(British English) a narrow open passage that is dug through high ground for a road, railway or canal（为修道路、铁路或运河从高地开凿出来的）路堑，河道Topics Transport by bus and trainc2

cutting

adjective

/ˈkʌtɪŋ/

[usually before noun]

unkind and likely to hurt somebody’s feelings尖刻的；刻薄的；挖苦人的 synonym biting
- a cutting remark尖酸刻薄的言辞
- There was a cutting reference to Taylor’s failure to secure a deal.对泰勒未能达成交易的说法有所删减。
Topics Personal qualitiesc2
(of winds风) cold in a sharp and unpleasant way凛冽的；刺骨的 synonym biting

词汇	cutting
释义	cutting noun /ˈkʌtɪŋ/ /ˈkʌtɪŋ/ (also press cutting) (both British English) (also clipping, press clipping North American English, British English) an article or a story that you cut from a newspaper or magazine and keep剪报；杂志剪辑资料 newspaper/press cuttings剪报 She had kept all the press cuttings about the murder.她保存了所有关于那宗谋杀案的剪报。 a cutting from ‘The Guardian’《卫报》的剪报 Topics TV, radio and newsc1 Collocations Dictionaryadjective newspaper press preposition cutting from a piece cut off a plant that will be used to grow a new plant插枝，插条（从植物上截取的一段供扦插的枝条） Take geranium cuttings in late summer.夏末取天竺葵插条。 After about four weeks you will be able to see whether the cuttings have taken.大约4周以后，你就能看到插条是否扎根了。 Take cuttings from mature plants in the spring.春天时从成熟的植物上取插条。 These plants are easy to propagate from leaf cuttings.这些植物很容易用插叶繁殖。 You can see whether the cuttings have taken.你能看到插条是否生根了。 Topics Plants and treesc1 Collocations Dictionaryadjective leaf root stem … verb + cutting take cutting + verb root take preposition from a/the cutting cutting from (British English) a narrow open passage that is dug through high ground for a road, railway or canal（为修道路、铁路或运河从高地开凿出来的）路堑，河道Topics Transport by bus and trainc2 see also cost-cutting cutting adjective /ˈkʌtɪŋ/ /ˈkʌtɪŋ/ [usually before noun] unkind and likely to hurt somebody’s feelings尖刻的；刻薄的；挖苦人的 synonym biting a cutting remark尖酸刻薄的言辞 There was a cutting reference to Taylor’s failure to secure a deal.对泰勒未能达成交易的说法有所删减。 Topics Personal qualitiesc2 (of winds风) cold in a sharp and unpleasant way凛冽的；刺骨的 synonym biting
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