cutoff
名词
UK/ˈkʌt.ɒf/
US/ˈkʌt̬.ɑːf/
定义 cutoff 名词
stop
- Countable
The act of discontinuing the provision of something.
The company faced a cutoff of funding due to failure to comply with the terms.
The fuel supply was cut off after negotiations broke down.
The government implemented a cutoff of aid for illegal activities.
limit
- Countable
A defined limit or standard at which inclusion or acceptance is terminated.
The minimum score for admission is a strict cutoff.
Registration will cutoff after a certain number is reached.
They set an age cutoff for participation in the competition.
片语 cutoff 名词
- cutoffs
A pair of jeans or trousers that have had the bottom parts of the legs removed, creating shorts.
• She was walking along the beach in a pair of cutoffs and a loose T-shirt.