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cutter

/kuht-er/US // ˈkʌt ər //UK // (ˈkʌtə) //

切割机,切割器,刀具,割刀

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Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : a person who cuts, especially as a job, as one who cuts fabric for garments.
    • : a machine, tool, or other device for cutting.
    • : Nautical. a single-masted sailing vessel, very similar to a sloop but having its mast set somewhat farther astern, about two-fifths of the way aft measured on the water line.a ship's boat having double-banked oars and one or two lugsails.
    • : Also called revenue cutter. a lightly armed government vessel used to prevent smuggling and enforce the customs regulations.
    • : a person who repeatedly inflicts self-injury by cutting the skin, as to cope with negative emotions.
    • : a person employed as a film editor.
    • : a small, light sleigh, usually single-seated and pulled by one horse.
    • : Also called rubber. a brick suitable for cutting and rubbing.
    • : a low-quality grade of beef between utility and canner.beef of this grade, mostly used in processed beef products, as sausage.
    • : Baseball. cut fastball.
adj.形容词 adjective
  1. 1
    • : graded between utility and canner.

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Examples

  • There are fewer than 100 master-certified glove cutters in the world—a title that was formalized in 17th-century France and earned only after years of mentorship—and two of them work at Hestra.

  • These critters have swapped out jaws for jointed fangs and scissor-like cutters.

  • That makes sense in theory, but in practice it’s required more hurdles, from paperwork to verification to penalties for line-cutters.

  • As we head towards a new year, the cookie-cutter user experience might not cut it anymore.

  • They traced the plane’s edges onto body-shop paper, overlaid it onto a steel plate, and sliced the shape with a plasma cutter.

  • Then Cutter Laboratories in Berkeley, California, made a bad batch of vaccine, and 40,000 children were sickened with polio.

  • The job—feeding massive paper reams into a cutter—paid 10 cents above minimum wage.

  • The problem is, “Yoga therapeutics has become very cookie cutter,” says Cruikshank.

  • Eric Cantor was a noxious, cookie-cutter, U.S. Chamber, GOP hypocrite.

  • There is no cookie-cutter plan for social media; you have to find what appeals most to your specific audience.

  • At length, it was proposed by Dan Tyron to send for the stone cutter, and get him to cut them out of the wall with a chisel.

  • The cutter passes from plant to plant cutting only those plants that are ripe.

  • At this time the leaves are very brittle and unless the cutter is an experienced hand much injury may be done to the leaves.

  • “We are not in her clutches just yet, my lad,” said Captain Charnick, as he saw Digby anxiously watching the cutter.

  • Digby got a look at the compass within it, and found that the cutter was once more running up Channel.