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Übersetzung für 'cut' von Englisch nach Deutsch

cut {adj} {past-p}

geschnitten

gemähtagr.

angeschnittensportstraffic

Werbung

sb. cut

jd. schnitt

Cut!

Schnitt!film

cut {adj} {past-p} [shortened or cut from sth.]

abgeschnitten

Cut! [film director jargon]

Cut!film

cut {adj} {past-p} [prices]

ermäßigt [Preis]comm.

cut {adj} {past-p} [clipped off, reduced]

gekappt

cut {adj} {past-p} [cut into pieces]

zerschnitten

cut {adj} {past-p} [gemstone, glass]

geschliffen [Edelstein, Glas]

cut {adj} [foodstuffs, drugs, spirits]

gepanscht [Lebensmittel, Drogen, Spirituosen]

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to cut

schneiden

schwänzen [Stunde, Vorlesung] [ugs.]educ.

anschneidensportstraffic

zerschneiden

mähenagr.

reduzieren

spanentech.

zerspanentech.

cuttenfilm

einen Schnitt machen

spanend bearbeitentech.

to cut (sth.) [in wood]

(etw.^Akk.) schnitzenart

to cut sth. [decrease / reduce]

etw. abbauen [verringern]

to cut sth. [cut off from a bigger item]

etw. abschneiden [Scheibe Brot etc.]

to cut sth. [cut out]

etw. ausschneiden

to cut sth. [reduce]

etw. absenken

to cut [reduce]

kürzen

reduzieren

senken

herabsetzen

vermindern

to cut sth. [in stone]

etw. hauen [in Stein]art

to cut [chop off]

abhauen [abhacken]

to cut [gemstone, glass etc.]

schleifen [Edelsteine, Glas etc.]

to cut [curtail]

beschneiden [beschränken]

to cut [line, jobs, subsidies etc.]

streichen [kürzen, abschaffen]

to cut [dress, suit]

zuschneidencloth.

to cut [a song, number]

einspielenmus.

aufnehmenmus.

to cut [cause pain]

schmerzenmed.

to cut sth. [interrupt, stop]

etw.^Akk. abbrechen [unterbrechen, beenden]

to cut sth. [record, CD]

etw. pressen [Schallplatte, CD]

to cut [with a blow]

durchhauen [durchtrennen]

to cut [coll.]

flitzen [ugs.]

to cut sth. [foodstuffs, drugs, spirits, etc.]

etw. panschen [Lebensmittel, Drogen, Spirituosen etc.]

to cut sb. [pay no notice of sb.]

jdn. schneiden [ignorieren]

to cut sth. [slate, stone, marble, etc.]

etw. brechen [Schiefer, Stein, Marmor etc.]ind.mining

to cut sth. [separate]

etw. trennen

to cut [in line]

sich vordrängeln

to cut [intersect]

sich kreuzen

to cut [section]

sich unterteilen

to cut sb.

jdn. absichtlich übersehen

jdn. absichtlich nicht grüßen

mit jdm. einfach nicht sprechen

to cut sth. [from solid stock]

etw. abspanen [aus dem Vollen]tech.

to cut sth. [intersect] [e.g. path, road]

etw. kreuzen

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cut

Schnitt {m}

Schnittwunde {f}med.

Einschnitt {m}

Aufschnitt {m}constr.

Stich {m}

Schnittstelle {f}film

Schnittverletzung {f}med.

Track {m} [aus einem Album]mus.

Steinschliff {m} [Schmuck]

Cut {m}spec.

Cut {m} [Schnittwunde, Hautriss]med.

Machart {f} [Schnitt]cloth.

Ausblendung {f} [plötzliche]RadioTV

cut [of a jewel, lens]

Schliff {m}mineral.optics

cut [sword, whip]

Hieb {m}

cut [reduction]

Kürzung {f}

Reduzierung {f}

Senkung {f}

Abbau {m}

Verminderung {f}

cut [share]

Anteil {m}

cut [of a route]

Abkürzung {f}

cut [laceration]

Platzwunde {f}med.

cut [electricity]

Stromausfall {m}

cut [Am.]

Schwänzen {n} [ugs.]educ.

cut [in a text]

Strich {m} [in einem Text]

cut [in production, output]

Einschränkung {f}

cut [clip]

Ausschnitt {m}

cut [jibe]

Spitze {f} [spitze Bemerkung]

cut [canal]

Kanal {m}

cut [of the spade]

Spatenstich {m}

cut [clothing]

Zuschnitt {m}cloth.

cut [coll.] [archaic] [pretend not to recognize sb.]

absichtliches Übersehen {n}

cut [dilution]

Verdünnung {f} [z. B. bei Schellack]

cut [of a file]

Hieb {m} [Feile]tools

cut [woodworking joints]

Klauung {f} [Holzverarbeitung]constr.

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adze-cut {adj}

gedechselt [mit der Dechsel behauen]archi.constr.furn.

clean-cut {adj} [appearance]

adrett

clean-cut {adj} [clearly outlined]

klar umrissen

clean-cut {adj} [unmistakable]

klar [eindeutig]

clear cut {adj} {past-p}

abgeholztfor.

clear-cut {adj}

deutlich

• Cut! = Cut! [film director jargon]
• Cut {m} = cut
• Cut {m} = cutaway

• "The Final Cut" was re-released on Ultra HD Blu-ray on September 5, 2017 (one month prior to the theatrical release of "Blade Runner 2049").
• The name 'princess cut' was applied in the 1960s to a cut created by Arpad Nagy called the profile cut.
• Original cut was rated NC-17 because of the violence, it was cut down for R rating. An uncut version was never released and no information about what was cut is known.
• After a crystal is grown, it is sliced into wafers of different orientation. Common orientations are Z-cut, X-cut, Y-cut, and cuts with rotated angles of the previous axes.
• The original design had 58 step-cut facets, a small table, high crown and steep pavilion with cut corners. An accurate description would be a cut cornered square emerald cut diamond.

• A cut is "minimum" if the size or weight of the cut is not larger than the size of any other cut.
• The plumb cut for jack and common rafters are the same angles.
• In 2013, Shout! Factory released "The Cabal Cut" on DVD. This version was later clarified to be a brand new director's cut that uses the footage and not the full "Cabal Cut".
• Tournaments may also employ another cut after 54 holes if a large number of players make the 36-hole cut.
• To reduce buckling that may occur along the middle of flat-cut boards, the initial cut may be offset from the diameter, and resulting sections cut further before cutting the flitches.

• One cut or true cut beads have a flat surface cut into the bead that produces a shine or sparkle when reflecting light.
• Cut-and-sewn gloves can be made using a cut-resistant material or by using conventional materials with full or palm lining of cut-resistant materials.
• In single-conclusion sequent calculi, "modus ponens" is the Cut rule.
• A cut square has been cut in a square or rectangular shape.
• "Detecting a cut" means that the position of a cut is gained; more precisely a hard cut is gained as "hard cut between frame i and frame i+1", a soft cut as "soft cut from frame i to frame j".

• Julienne, [...] , or French cut, is a culinary knife cut in which the food item is cut into long thin strips, similar to matchsticks. The origin of the term is uncertain.