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Meanings of cut in in English
Portuguese
intrometer-se Spanish
unirse Usage of cut in in English
1
Yet you couldn't ask for anyone more clear- cut in his work habits.
2
The cut in rates is set to take effect early next year.
3
Roll out the balance of the pastry and cut in one-inch-wide strips.
4
How will a cut in the budget cure the US health system?
5
A cut in interest rates would help boost credit demand for banks.
6
Citigroup expects just one more rate cut in the current fiscal year.
7
We cannot cut in the genital organs without cutting in the brain.
8
Concerns about a cut in supply from Libya sent oil prices higher.
9
Loans due the following year have been cut in half, it said.
10
Now cut in half-inch blocks and place in a pan and add
11
A 10 percent cut in my opinion wouldn't be acceptable, he said.
12
They certainly know how to cut in that branch of the Government.
13
Pour upon oiled paper in a flat pan and cut in squares.
14
A second door cut in the side of the Nautilus then opened.
15
A hole is cut in the center of the paper or cardboard.
16
Mr. Flint cut in; he ought to have done so long ago.
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Cut in through the time
Cut in across language varieties
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United States of America
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