去掉; 切; 切成; 迅速离开
1. McGrady hit a jumper 14 seconds into the third quarter, but then gave away two careless turnovers to help Utah cut the lead to seven.
2. He lost his left leg cut and his wife had run away with another man.
3. cut away
3. Hayward conceded the attempt was risky, but said it was reduced when the pipe was cut away.
4. cut away
4. The baby was healthy even after all of her ovaries were cut away weeks later.
5. Commands that you put into the script automatically cut away to other video inserts, such as footage you've already shot and edited.
6. The fire department had to use a ladder truck and had to cut away several branches to get Posey off his perch.
7. cut away
7. The latest tax move will cut away a big part of the real estate profits and will surely help improve the country's land system.
8. Her ball was only a few feet off the green in the first cut, and the green ran away from her.
9. The soldiers of Cui robbed people everywhere and cut the arms of women for taking away armlets.
10. She urged governments to cut ties with consulting companies, and do away with monopolies and protectionism in the sector.
verb
1. cut away
1. remove by cutting off or away
e.g. cut away the branch that sticks out
2. move quickly to another scene or focus when filming
e.g. `cut away now!' the director shouted