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Meanings of has a cut in English

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Usage of has a cut in English
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She has a cut and a small burn on one side of her face.
Honor thyself
2
Bunnings has a cut-price reputation but its margins are far healthier than many discount stores.
News.com.au
3
He has a cut at the corner of his mouth, but he seems otherwise unharmed.
Divergent
4
The outer dune has a cut through it and one can look out upon the sea.
The German Classics of the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries, V...
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The Great Chief of the Bands below who has a cut nose joined us this morning.
The Journals of Lewis and Clark, 1804-1806
6
It carries large, standard, fog lamps and has a cut-out for a winch at the front.
Wired
7
Two fatal rencontres are announced, and Mr. Lawrence M'Fadden is dangerously wounded; he has a cut in the abdomen.
Our World; Or, the Slaveholder's Daughter
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Mr Lindsay says one officer has a cut to the arm, which required stitches, and another a black eye.
Radio NZ
9
The woman in the first photograph has a cut on her forehead, a black eye, and a busted lip.
The new yorker
10
The production has a cut-and-paste vibe to it so it was important for the visuals to represent the picturesque narrative.
Ebony
11
During sex, HIV can enter a man through the tip or if he has a cut or abrasion on his penis.
Ebony
12
Has a cut on the left arm, a scar on the left shoulder, and two upper teeth missing.'
American Notes
13
"And Tom has a cut over the left eye," burst in Nellie.
The Rover Boys on the River; Or, The Search for the Missing Hous...
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"She's wearing a torn kimono, and she has a cut on her neck."
Memoirs of a geisha: a novel
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"An ugly-looking big brig, which has a cut they don't like about her," was the answer.
Will Weatherhelm: The Yarn of an Old Sailor
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" 'Cause if she has a cut on her anywhere, it could get infected." I was babbling.
Sister Mine
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