Vocab Bloom Hub

cutoff

/ˈkʌt.ɒf/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa um limite estabelecido, a partir do qual algo não pode mais funcionar ou deve ser encerrado; também se refere ao ponto ou momento em que algo é interrompido ou desligado.

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Relações da palavra

noun

/ˈkʌt.ɒf/B2formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa um limite estabelecido, a partir do qual algo não pode mais funcionar ou deve ser encerrado; também se refere ao ponto ou momento em que algo é interrompido ou desligado.

A noun referring to a designated limit beyond which something cannot function or must be terminated.

  1. Designated limitB2formal

    A point or limit beyond which something is not allowed to continue or function.

    ptLimite

    • The cutoff for applications is next Friday.
    • There is a strict cutoff age for this program.
    • The system has a safety cutoff to prevent overheating.

    Sinônimosboundarycapceilingdeadlinelimitthreshold

    Antônimosallowancecontinuationextensionpermission

  2. Shortcut routeB1informal

    A path or route that is shorter than the usual way.

    ptAtalho

    • We took a cutoff through the woods to save time.
    • The old road serves as a cutoff between the two towns.
    • He knows a cutoff that avoids the traffic jam.

    Sinônimosbypassshortcut

  3. Flow termination deviceB2formal

    A device used to stop the flow of a substance, such as water or gas, in a pipe.

    ptDispositivo de bloqueio de fluxo

    • The plumber installed a cutoff valve for the main water line.
    • A gas cutoff automatically activates during a leak.
    • The cutoff switch is located near the boiler.

    Sinônimosstopcockvalve

Formas
  • cutoffs plural form
  • cutoffs' possessive plural form
  • cutoff's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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