cutaway

A noun referring to a representation, such as a drawing or model, where the outer layer is removed to reveal the internal structure; also denotes a type of man's coat cut diagonally from the waist to the back of the knees.

• 🇩🇪Substantiv für eine Darstellung (z. B. Zeichnung oder Modell), bei der die äußere Schicht entfernt ist, um die innere Struktur zu zeigen; außerdem für einen Herrenmantel mit diagonalem Schnitt von der Taille zum hinteren Teil der Knie.

1. Technical illustration B2 formal

   A drawing or model of an object where the outer layer is removed to show the internal structure.

   • The manual includes a cutaway of the engine to explain its parts.
   • Architects often use cutaway drawings to reveal the interior layout.
   • The museum displayed a cutaway model of a human heart.

   🇩🇪Schnittbild

   Synonyme: cross-sectionsection

2. Type of coat C1 formal british

   A man's formal coat that is cut diagonally from the waist down to the back of the knees, typically worn for formal occasions.

   • He wore a cutaway coat to the wedding ceremony.
   • The groom looked elegant in his traditional cutaway.
   • Cutaway coats are rarely seen outside of formal events today.

   🇩🇪Frack

   Synonyme: morning coat

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