cutting

cutting
{'kʌtiŋ}
I. 1. рязане, разрязване, сечене, разсичане, дялане
CUTTING area сечище
2. изрезка (от вестник и пр.), отрязък, парче
3. кроене, кройка
4. рl изрезки, стружки
5. бот. резник, калем
6. прорез, изкоп, просека
7. редактиране, изрязване на излишни части (на филм, запис и пр.)
II. 1. язвителен, остър, рязък
2. пронизващ, остър (за вятър и пр.)
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{'k^tin} n 1. рязане, разрязване; сечене, раэсичане; дялане; (2) {'k^tin} 1. язвителен; остър, рязък; 2. пронизващ, остър
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язвителен; срязване; резник; режещ; рязване; рязане; рязък; остър; парче; отрязък; пресичане; просека; разрязване; разсичане; прорез; дялане; калем; кроене; кройка;
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1. cutting area сечище 2. i. рязане, разрязване, сечене, разсичане, дялане 3. ii. язвителен, остър, рязък 4. pl изрезки, стружки 5. бот. резник, калем 6. изрезка (от вестник и пр.), отрязък, парче 7. кроене, кройка 8. пронизващ, остър (за вятър и пр.) 9. прорез, изкоп, просека 10. редактиране, изрязване на излишни части (на филм, запис и пр.)
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cutting[´kʌtiʃ] I. n 1. изрезка (особ. от вестник), отрязък, парче; 2. бот. резник, калем; 3. рязане, разрязване, сечене, разсичане; дялане; \cutting area сечище; 4. кроене, кройка; 5. pl изрезки, стружки, опилки; 6. прорез; просека; изкоп; II. adj 1. остър, рязък, язвителен; а \cutting remark язвителна (рязка) забележка; 2. пронизващ (вятър и пр.); FONT face=Times_Deutsch}}◊ adv cuttingly.

English-Bulgarian dictionary. 2013.

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