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cutoff

英 ['kʌt,ɔːf] 美 ['kʌt,ɔf]

n. 切掉；中断；捷径
adj. 截止的；中断的

英文词源

cutoff (n.): 1640s, "act of cutting off," also "portion cut off," from verbal phrase cut off (late 14c.). Of rivers, from 1773; of roads, from 1806; of clothing (adj.), from 1840.

双语例句

1. The United States resisted an arms cutoff.: 美国拒绝停止武器供应。

2. These cutoff values are by no means recommended values.: 这些截止值决不是推荐值.

3. There is no absolutely sharp cutoff distinguishing galaxies from globular clusters.: 在星系和球状星团之间没有任何不可逾越的鸿沟.

4. Grade cutoff is sharp within inches.: 数英寸内的品位变化很急剧.

5. The amendments provide several other sanctions, including a cutoff of federal highway funds.: 修正案提供了几种其他制裁, 其中包括中止联邦公路资金.