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cutoff n | (limit) | limit m |
| | hranice ž |
| (přijímací zkoušky: nad - přijat) | čára ž |
| What is the cutoff for applications? |
cutoff, also UK: cut-off n | (stopping of supply or service) (dodávek energie apod.) | přerušení s |
| If you use too many appliances, it can cause a cutoff of the electricity. |
cutoffs, also UK: cut-offs npl | (denim shorts) | džínové šortky příd + pl |
| At her office job, she always looks professional, but at home she often wears t-shirts and cutoffs. |
cutoff, also UK: cut-off adj | (jeans, etc.: cut short) (džíny apod.) | zkrácený příd |
| (džíny apod.) | zastřižený příd |
| Those cutoff jeans are too scruffy for work. |
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cut [sth] off vtr + adv | (remove using a blade) | uříznout, odříznout dok |
| His leg was so badly damaged, the doctors had to cut it off. |
cut [sb] off vtr phrasal sep | figurative (estrange, disown) | zříci se dok |
| The parents cut off their alcoholic son and he wasn't even mentioned in their will. |
cut [sth/sb] off vtr phrasal sep | figurative (disconnect) (dodávka, spojení) | přerušit, odříznout dok |
| While on the net, we were cut off. |
cut [sb] off vtr phrasal sep | (interrupt when speaking) (skočit do řeči) | přerušit dok |
| Francesca cut me off while I was in the middle of speaking. |
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