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Meanings of trimmed in English
Usage of trimmed in English
1
Arms control groups say nuclear overhaul plans simply need to be trimmed.
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The budget, already smaller than last year, was trimmed another 7 percent.
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It trimmed its capital expenditure target this year but kept other forecasts.
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The Grizzlies trimmed the lead to five points late in the fourth.
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Growth forecasts for Germany are likely to be trimmed further, Krueger said.
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But some trimmed positions ahead of the Fed's policy meeting, analysts said.
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Wal-Mart trimmed some health coverage for its U.S. employees starting last January.
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It trimmed its sales forecast for the second straight quarter last month.
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Still, the company trimmed its fiscal-year outlook for the second straight quarter.
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His grandfather trimmed the light in the lantern and made no answer.
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It also trimmed the price of its now entry-level Long Range variants.
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U.S. stocks trimmed their gains after the news on the Greece downgrade.
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Obama did not detail which aspect of his plans may be trimmed.
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Some Cresteds need to have their nails trimmed each week, Mr. Tobin.
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The wick had been trimmed, and Cartwright was in for the evening.
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In one project, insistence that farmers grew organic crops has trimmed volumes.
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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Ireland
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