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Meanings of cut back in English

Portuguese
reduzir
Catalan
tallar
Spanish
rebajar

Cut down on; make a reduction in.

reduzir
Portuguese
podar
Catalan
esporgar
Spanish
podar

Cultivate, tend, and cut back the growth of.

podar
Portuguese
limitar
Catalan
limitar

Place restrictions on.

limitar

Return in time.

Usage of cut back in English
1
Which means that the state needs to cut back on its expenditure.
The South African
2
Or simply cut back a bit at meals and continue the snacks.
The new atkins for a new you: the ultimate diet for shedding wei...
3
Then the city decided to gradually cut back because of budgetary problems.
The tipping point: how little things can make a big difference
4
Gannon shook it then saw the second TV cut back to news.
The panic zone
5
Once more, cut back, conserve -the days ahead are yet unsure.
Jamaica Observer
6
Could you cut back on the number of cars your family owns?
Reuters
7
This government is certainly trying to cut back and rebalance that equation.
Radio NZ
8
A number of banks have cut back significantly and some have exited.
Reuters
9
For that to happen Saudi Arabia would need to cut back sharply.
Reuters
10
Aid agencies have had to cut back operations after al Shabaab threats.
Reuters
11
After that, we'll simply have to cut back on our building programs.
War Of Honor
12
Thing is, the Mormons were really trying to cut back on mass.
Abaddon's Gate
13
Schools also have cut back on making sugary drinks available to students.
Reuters
14
Then the order was cut back to a few dozen production models.
News.com.au
15
When the clinics were cut back, syphilis was given a second life.
The tipping point: how little things can make a big difference
16
I was forced to cut back on speaking engagements and other commitments.
Feminist dot com
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Translations for cut back
Cut back through the time
Cut back across language varieties
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Common
Australia
Common
Ireland
Common
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