Akademik

Cut out the extra text

cut out the newspaper article

Somebody ——s something

Somebody ——s somebody

Something ——s somebody

Something ——s something

Picasso cut out a guitar from a piece of paper

Somebody ——s something

The bicyclist was cut out by the van

Somebody ——s something

Somebody ——s somebody

Something ——s somebody

Something ——s something

scratch out my name on that list

Somebody ——s something

Something ——s something

Somebody ——s something PP

Somebody ——s somebody

The pump suddenly cut out

Something ——s

the cut-out pieces of the dress

The plane's engines suddenly cut out. [=cut off]

We were in a hurry to get home, so we cut out before the performance ended.

The other car/driver cut out from behind and sped ahead of us.

He got a piece of red paper and cut out a big heart. = He cut a big heart out of a piece of red paper.

She cut out [=carved out] a place for herself in history. [=she caused herself to be important in history]

I cut out the recipe from a magazine.

cutting out newspaper articles

Doctors cut out the lump from her chest.

Fortunately, they cut [=took] that scene out of the movie.

He cut out sugar from his diet and began eating more fruits and vegetables.

I focused on my work and cut out everything else in my life.

I've cut down on the number of cigarettes I smoke, but I'd like to cut out [=give up] smoking altogether.

I told you to cut that out! [=I told you to stop that]

That's enough, kids. I mean it! Cut it out!

When I learned that I was seriously ill, I felt like my feet were cut out from under me.

The financial legs had been cut out from under the program. [=the program lost money and could not do what it needed to do]