cutout

• 名词，指在过载时切断电路的装置、去除背景的照片，或被剪下或用于剪裁的部分。

A noun referring to a device that interrupts an electric circuit during an overload, a photograph with the background removed, or a part that is or is intended to be cut out.

1. Electrical safety deviceB2formaltechnical

   A switch or device that automatically interrupts an electric circuit when the current exceeds a safe level, preventing damage or fire.

   断路器

   • The electrician installed a new cutout to protect the wiring.
   • When the power surged, the cutout tripped and shut off the system.
   • Always check the cutout before resetting the circuit.

   同义词circuit breakerfuse

2. Isolated photographB1informalart

   A photograph or image from which the background has been digitally or physically removed, leaving only the main subject.

   抠图

   • She used a cutout of the product for the advertisement.
   • The designer created a cutout of the model for the collage.
   • Cutouts are often used in graphic design to focus on the subject.

   同义词clippingextraction

3. Removed pieceB1formal

   A part that has been cut out or is intended to be cut out from a larger piece of material, such as paper, fabric, or metal.

   剪下的部分

   • The dress pattern includes a cutout for the neckline.
   • He carefully removed the cutout from the cardboard sheet.
   • The puzzle piece was a perfect cutout of the shape.

   同义词clipclippingcuttingsnip