The Open Dictionary

cut something off

Related to word: cut

片語動詞

Definition (remove)

  1. A2

    to detach a portion of something to reduce its size or length using a sharp instrument, such as a knife

    • He cut off the excess part of the wood with a knife to facilitate processing.

    • The chef carefully cut off the root ends of the vegetables.

    • During the restoration of the artwork, they had to cut off some damaged parts.

Definition (stop)

  1. B2

    to discontinue the provision of something such as electricity or supplies

    • The supplier cut off our electricity supply due to non-payment.

    • The government cut off certain public services due to a shortage of resources.

    • Severe weather cut off the supply of goods to remote areas.