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Meanings of cut into in English
Usage of cut into in English
1
Lower market volatility has also cut into clients' trading and hedging activities.
2
Fourth: The feed, or the thickness of the cut into the material.
3
The quiet voice cut into every conversation; the musicians lowered the instruments.
4
Or perhaps he did not want to cut into the good feeling.
5
However analysts warned a slower Chinese economy could cut into its performance.
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Higher petrol prices have cut into convenience store traffic, analysts have said.
7
Republicans hope to cut into, or eliminate, Democratic majorities in both bodies.
8
Boil the eel in a court bouillon and cut into two-inch pieces.
9
Send it to table with toasted bread in it cut into dice.
10
It cut into one of the most deeply-rooted habits of the Boer.
11
On the contrary, doing so would simply cut into its own business.
12
Pare and remove the stones from the peaches and cut into quarters.
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Then Oregon applied pressure defensively, helping the Ducks cut into the lead.
14
This robe he cut into thin shreds, and sowed in the prairie.
15
In general, minced food is cut into smaller pieces than chopped food.
16
The lumbermen take the best trees and these are cut into building-lumber.
