cut through

• Verbo frasal que indica atravesar una barrera o espacio intermedio, o sortear una dificultad para llegar directamente a una solución.

A phrasal verb used to indicate moving through an obstacle or intervening space, or to bypass complexity to reach a direct solution.

incontable · verbo irregular · intransitivo · phrasal, inseparable

1. Physically pass throughformal

   To make a path through something by cutting or moving directly.

   atravesar cortando

   • The knife cut through the soft bread easily.
   • We cut through the forest to reach the lake faster.
   • The ship cut through the waves.

   Sinónimoscleavecut acrosspenetratepierceslice throughtraverse

2. Ignore obstacles or distractionsinformal

   To bypass or ignore something that is blocking progress or understanding.

   Ignorar obstáculos o distracciones

   • The manager cut through the bureaucracy to get the project approved.
   • She cut through the noise and focused on the main issue.
   • His direct question cut through all the polite conversation.

   Sinónimosbreak throughbypasscircumventpenetratesee through

   Antónimosobeysubmitsuccumbsurrenderyield

3. Reduce or simplifyinformal

   To reduce something complex or lengthy to a simpler form.

   Simplificar (algo complejo)

   • The new software cuts through the complicated setup process.
   • He cut through the long explanation with a simple example.
   • The report cuts through the data to show the key findings.

   Sinónimosabridgeboil downcondensereducesimplifystreamline

   Antónimoscomplicateconfuseobfuscate

Verbo basecut