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gen. |
incision; lines; removal of any part of the body; resection; rhagade |
agric. |
cut out; setting; side; stand |
anim.husb., food.ind. |
cut |
chem. |
grinding; blanking; outline blanking; outline cutting |
chem., met. |
surface profile |
coal. |
cross section; cutoff hole |
commun., el. |
tripping |
earth.sc., el. |
cutting off; open; transient; de-energization |
el. |
supply disconnection; cut-off condition; cutoff; cutoff condition; turn-off; cutout; brushing; cut-set |
environ. |
mowing |
food.ind. |
cutting; crushing; chopping; blend; blending; coupage; treading |
forestr., industr., construct. |
shear |
immigr., tech. |
die cutting |
industr. |
guillotining |
industr., construct. |
splitting; slicing |
industr., construct., chem. |
snapping |
industr., construct., met. |
shear cut |
math. |
cut-off |
mech.eng. |
cut-out |
med. |
section preparation; section |
met. |
first class cut; chipless cutting; cutting without stock removal; shearing |
stat., scient., el. |
break |
transp. |
drop off |
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corte para um dispositivo diferencial de corte n | |
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electr.eng. |
interruption for a residual current device |
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radio |
interruption of transmission |
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gen. |
shut off |
agric. |
to cut; breaking up the press-cake |
commun. |
to "blue pencil"; cross out; use the blue pencil |
commun., IT |
cut |
comp., MS |
cut (To remove part of a document, usually placing it temporarily in memory so that the cut portion can be inserted (pasted) elsewhere); trim (To hide parts of a file or clip without deleting them from the original source. Files and clips can be trimmed by adjusting the start or end trim point) |
comp., MS, Braz. |
crop (To trim the vertical or horizontal edges of an object. Pictures are often cropped to focus attention on a particular area) |
industr., construct., met. |
to crack-off; to break-off; to cap |
med. |
to arrest |
met. |
cut off; cut chiplessly; cut without stock removal; shear |
social.sc. |
to hit |