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cut into

/kʌt ˈɪn.tuː/

Tradução: Verbo frasal usado para indicar a interrupção de uma conversa ou atividade, ou a redução da quantidade de algo, além de cortar ou penetrar em algo.

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verb

/kʌt ˈɪn.tuː/B2formal
  • ptVerbo frasal usado para indicar a interrupção de uma conversa ou atividade, ou a redução da quantidade de algo, além de cortar ou penetrar em algo.

A phrasal verb used to indicate interrupting a conversation or activity, or reducing the amount of something.

incontável · verbo irregular · intransitivo · phrasal, inseparável

  1. informal

    To interrupt a conversation or activity.

    ptInterromper

    • He cut into our discussion with a sudden question.
    • She cut into the meeting to announce the news.
    • Don't cut into someone's speech; wait your turn.

    Sinônimosbreak inbutt inchime incut ininterjectinterposeinterrupt

  2. Reduce or diminishinformal

    To reduce the amount or size of something, often time or resources.

    ptReduzir

    • The new project cut into my free time.
    • Unexpected expenses cut into our savings.
    • The delay cut into the time we had for preparation.

    Sinônimoscurtailcut backdecreasediminishlessenpare downreduceshortenslashtrim

    Antônimosaddaugmentboostenlargeexpandextendincreaseprolong

  3. Physically cutformal

    To make an incision or opening into something.

    ptCortar

    • She cut into the cake with a knife.
    • He cut into the wood to create a groove.
    • The surgeon cut into the patient's skin carefully.

    Sinônimosgashgrooveinciselancenicknotchpiercescoreslashslice

Formas
  • cut into past participle
  • cut into past simple
  • cutting into present participle
  • cuts into third person singular

Verbo basecut

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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