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Meanings of cutting in English
An excerpt cut from a newspaper or magazine.
Synonyms
Examples for "clipping"
Examples for "clipping"
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The early clipping and the mulch cause increase in yield of seed.
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A further five prisoners faced capital charges of counterfeiting and clipping coins.
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The process of clipping information feels a little slower than other services.
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Hello, could I interest you in some slightly used toenail clipping carpet?
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And the subs combined for the visitors' fifth goal, Morelos clipping home.
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The newspaper clipping slipped off his lap and fell onto the floor.
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Then we had our newspaper clipping file, which gave us many clues.
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He showed me a newspaper clipping that was about two years old.
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Madame Lefoux flipped the newspaper clipping over and then stilled, face drawn.
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The little man wasted no time in examining the newspaper clipping.
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Cadorna filed every press clipping about himself, with references underlined in crayon.
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Barry Rinehart had read every press clipping and seen every TV news report.
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He read the yellowing press clipping framed at eye level, with a photo of Jack and two alligators.
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The press clipping reads as follows.
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A couple of pitched tents and an Information Stand of press clippings.
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Sir, The article by Victor Kuss on Miss World in your issue of October 19th has reached me via the press cutting agency.
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In press cuttings some called me the most dangerous man in Europe.
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And he's pinned press cuttings about Hattie to his wall.
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George, in his quality of rising young sculptor, received Press cuttings from an agency.
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What she had managed to collect was mostly press cuttings and articles downloaded from the Internet.
Partial or complete separation of a body or system into two or more parts.
Related terms
The activity of selecting the scenes to be shown and putting them together to create a film.
Usage of cutting in English
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China also joined the effort, cutting its key rate 27 basis points.
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The outcome was inevitable: cost-cutting measures were introduced, which mean job losses.
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Such consolidation would help firms to develop new products while cutting costs.
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This is cutting into oil industry revenues, and consequently oil industry royalties.
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The same would be true for any future deficit-cutting agreement, he said.
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Today's company is right up there at the cutting-edge of new technology.
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Kauch said that in general, cutting excessive incentives is the right approach.
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Some refinery workers said cost cutting had caused a decline in safety.
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Pendragon also said last month it expected a loss despite cutting costs.
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But he said it was too soon to discuss potential cost-cutting measures.
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If Brexit goes ahead, could cutting-edge technology make a frictionless border possible?
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The recommendation, issued late yesterday, urges the workforce to accept cost-cutting measures.
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From Canada to Japan, developed countries are now seen cutting interest rates.
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Iowa State began cutting into Baylor's lead midway through the second quarter.
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Chrysler announced fresh cost-cutting measures amid news of the government loan program.
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Hosts Denmark hope the meeting will set emissions-cutting targets for developed nations.
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Translations for cutting
Portuguese
Cutting through the time
Cutting across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
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