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cut down

/kʌt daʊn/

Übersetzung: Partikelverb, das die Verringerung von Menge, Größe oder Häufigkeit bezeichnet oder das Fällen eines Baumes oder Objekts.

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/kʌt daʊn/B1formal
  • dePartikelverb, das die Verringerung von Menge, Größe oder Häufigkeit bezeichnet oder das Fällen eines Baumes oder Objekts.

A phrasal verb used to indicate reducing the amount, size, or frequency of something, or to fell a tree or object.

unzählbar · unregelmäßiges Verb · transitiv und intransitiv · Phrasal, trennbar

  1. Reduce quantity or amountinformal

    To decrease the amount, frequency, or size of something.

    deReduzieren

    • I need to cut down on sugar for my health.
    • The company cut down its workforce by 20%.
    • He cut down his spending after the financial crisis.

    Synonymecurtaildecreasediminishlessenlowerminimizereduceshortenslashtrim

    Antonymeaugmentboostexpandincreaseraise

  2. Fell a treeformal

    To cause a tree to fall by cutting it at the base.

    deFällen eines Baumes

    • They cut down the old oak tree in the garden.
    • The loggers cut down several trees for timber.
    • We had to cut down the dead tree before it fell on the house.

    Synonymebring downchop downfellhew

  3. informal

    To kill or defeat someone, often in a violent or decisive manner.

    deTöten oder besiegen

    • The soldiers cut down the enemy forces.
    • He was cut down in his prime by a sudden illness.
    • The champion cut down his opponent with a single punch.

    Synonymedefeatfellkillmow downovercomeroutslaughterslaystrike downvanquish

Formen
  • cut down past participle
  • cut down past simple
  • cutting down present participle
  • cuts down third person singular

Grundverbcut

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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