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Phrasal verbs with CUT
We
cut
ACROSS
INTO
THROUGH
(to go through by cutting)
the solid rock to build the tunnel.
There are two engines. One of them
cut
DOWN
OFF
OUT
(to stop working)
yesterday.
The Government will
cut
BACK
DOWN
OFF
(to reduce)
on defence spending.
He
cut
DOWN
OFF
OUT
(to remove by cutting)
all the overhanging branches in the garden.
I'm trying to
cut
BACK
DOWN
UP
(to do or use less of something)
on sugar.
When you
cut
ACROSS
IN
OUT
(to interrupt)
on our conversation, we were talking.
My mother
cut
DOWN
INTO
UP
(to cut into pieces)
the onions and put them in the pot.
If I
cut
ACROSS
BACK
THROUGH
(to make a shorter route)
the field, it'll save time.
Knives easily
cut
DOWN
IN
INTO
(to shortening into parts or to make sth smaller)
the cake.
The phone company
cut
DOWN
OFF
OUT
(to stop providing a supply of something)
our phone because we didn't pay the bill.
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