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chop off

/tʃɒp ɒf/

Traduction: Verbe à particule signifiant couper quelque chose, surtout d'un coup rapide et net, ou trancher une partie du corps ou d'un objet.

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/tʃɒp ɒf/B2formal
  • frVerbe à particule signifiant couper quelque chose, surtout d'un coup rapide et net, ou trancher une partie du corps ou d'un objet.

A phrasal verb meaning to cut something off, especially with a quick, sharp blow.

indénombrable · transitif · phrasal, séparable

  1. Sever or cut offinformal

    To cut something off, especially with a sharp tool like a knife or axe.

    frTrancher, couper net

    • He chopped off the dead branches from the tree.
    • The chef chopped off the ends of the carrots.
    • She accidentally chopped off a piece of her finger while cooking.

    Synonymesamputatecleavecut offdetachlop offremovesever

    Antonymesattachconnectjoin

  2. Remove abruptlyinformal

    To remove something suddenly or forcefully.

    frtrancher net

    • The company chopped off several departments during the restructuring.
    • He chopped off his long hair for a new look.
    • The editor chopped off the last paragraph of the article.

    Synonymesamputatecut offlop offsever

    Antonymesaffixattachconnectfastenjoin

Formes
  • chopped off past participle
  • chopped off past simple
  • chopping off present participle
  • chops off third person singular

Verbe de basechop

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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