"cut" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés

cut sustantivo

sustantivo + cut

Kolokacji: 78

tax cut • budget cut • spending cut • job cut • pay cut • rate cut • price cut • crew cut • percent cut • hair cut • service cut • power cut • ...

cut + sustantivo

Kolokacji: 32

cut flower • cut scene • cut stone • cut fastball • cut glass • ...

cut + verbo

Kolokacji: 61

cut comes • cut affects • cut goes • cut makes • cut takes • ...

verbo + cut

Kolokacji: 63

propose cuts • suffer cuts • announce cuts • include cuts • face cuts • require cuts • impose cuts • accept cuts • miss the cut • ...

adjetivo + cut

Kolokacji: 181

deep cut • final cut • short cut • far cut • sharp cut • cold cut • small cut • big cut • large cut • rough cut • new cut • drastic cut • ...

Kolokacji: 33

Grup znaczeniowych: 36

Kolokacji: 14

Kolokacji: 6

Kolokacji: 5

1. far cut = daleko ciąć far cut

Far cut

2. cold cut = wędlina cold cut

3. excessive cut = nadmierne cięcie excessive cut

4. radical cut = radykał pociął radical cut

The real shocker was that the Mayor proposed even more radical cuts in welfare and Medicaid than Gov. George Pataki did last month.
But he also has placed his linebacker's frame in the way of the kind of radical cuts in social-service programs being made in states from California to Massachusetts.
Without reform, this country will one day awaken to a stark choice: either a drastic rise in payroll taxes, or a radical cut in retirement benefits.
The European Commission are working for radical cuts leading to abolition of subsidies throughout the Community and we strongly support their efforts.
The company announced a radical cut in the prices of Franklin autos which were lowered from 17 percent to 21 percent.
I believe that all these measures can be taken without radical cuts in farmers' budgets.
Option two: I now come to the second option and the most radical short cut to the positive DAS.
Absent are proposals for radical cuts in programs like food stamps.
Mr. Simon takes radical short cuts to tie these elements together in a resolution that rights all wrongs.
This is due to the radical cuts on the Chiltern Main Line and Great Central Main Line in the 1960s.