[建] 断路，切断
1. And his comments on cutting production also had to be seen in context, with the view prevalent that Russian output is falling not out of choice but necessity.
2. We have read reports of developers cutting off water and electricity to force people out of their homes.
3. Lohan says she's cutting out the people who encouraged her substance abuse.
4. Many are candidates for surgery, cutting out the abnormal brain tissue that sparks seizures.
5. She's drinking lots of water, cutting out most carbs and is filling up on protein.
6. Clever and deft craftspeople are remarkably good at cutting out scenes of daily life.
7. cutting out
7. His departure indicated that Putin was tightening his grip on the Kremlin by cutting out the old elite.
8. She would like to see the country set up a rating system for movies, instead of cutting out offending scenes.
9. A problem with cutting out calories or certain foods to shed pounds is that nutrients can be lost from the diet.
10. But it has taken into account the feelings of students by cutting out some dance moves that trials showed caused the youngsters embarrassment.
noun
1. surgical removal of a body part or tissue
Synonym: ablation extirpation excision