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Meanings of cut down in English
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Examples for "down"
Examples for "down"
1
Reading down the list they said, 'Nice', 'Real nice', 'Very nice', 'Nice'.
2
However, Evans said the opportunity was simply too good to turn down.
3
The deal would, however, create a customs border down the Irish Sea.
4
The last Labour government went quite a long way down this road.
5
The stock, however, remains down some 30 percent so far this year.
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National aspirations were encouraged, within limits; 'autonomy' fell far short of self-determination.
2
International rights groups said the vote fell well short of democratic standards.
3
However, in his tests, he said, the cases fell at different angles.
4
Easter fell in April this year but in late March last year.
5
Italy's services PMI fell below 50 for the second time this year.
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I mean, who wants to knock down the Empire State Building now?
2
They were too weak to knock down the flying crows with stones.
3
Conservationists vowed to fight the plan to knock down the legendary theatre.
4
His hand when closed looked formidable enough to knock down an ox.
5
Looks like they're trying to knock down the gauss round, Alex said.
1
They push down the pan of the scale to inhibit the post-pituitary.
2
But she couldn't push down, couldn't bring herself to make a sound.
3
There is a switch to push down for turning on the appliance.
4
Hannah swallowed to push down the emotion welling up from her chest.
5
Selling a stake would usually push down the stock price of a company.
1
Leave me here to close the window and pull down the blinds.
2
Socialism seeks to pull down wealth; Liberalism seeks to raise up poverty.
3
You do not pull down the throne to leave the scaffold standing.
4
Through thick and thin, he always managed to pull down good grades.
5
Here are no Sampsons to pull down the pillars on our heads.
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acuchillar Usage of cut down in English
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This had seen areas of woodland in parts of Europe cut down.
2
Given the spaces are smaller, they also significant cut down water use.
3
The deal will also help Aditya Birla cut down debt, analysts said.
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Today, 10bn more trees are cut down than are planted every year.
5
The logs that the axes cut down are sawed in the mill.
6
One of my new year resolutions was to cut down on coffee.
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Modi also wants to cut down on energy imports, especially crude oil.
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Most of these jumped through the window; the rest were cut down.
9
I'd cut down all the hedges and let the sun shine in.
10
He loses his crop in a night; his trees are cut down.
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That way the house knows its cut down to the last penny.
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I am really trying to cut down on food waste this year.
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We need to cut down some small trees for a new pole-drag.
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The trees themselves were not cut down; as that was not necessary.
15
The piece cut down is dragged through the jungle to the river-bank.
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The protesters said they wouldn't let destruction crews cut down the trees.
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