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1. Oxford American Dictionary

   cut off

   • ph.
     remove something using a sharp implement；stop the provision of something, especially power or water
2. • 釋義
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   ph.

   片語

   • 1. remove something using a sharp implement
   • 2. stop the provision of something, especially power or water
   • 3. prevent someone from receiving or being provided with something, especially power or water
   • 4. prevent someone from having access to somewhere or someone
   • 5. block the usual means of access to a place
   • 6. interrupt someone while they are speaking
   • 7. interrupt someone during a phone call by breaking the connection
   • 8. reject someone as one's heir; disinherit someone
   • 9. drive aggressively into the path of another driver while overtaking

   cut-off

   • n.
     a point or level which is a designated limit of something: 2,500 g is the standard cut-off below which infants are categorized as ‘low birthweight’ the cut-off date to register is July 2

   Oxford Dictionary

   cut someone off

   • ph.
     interrupt someone while they are speaking

   Oxford Dictionary

   cut someone off

   • ph.
     interrupt someone while they are speaking

   Oxford American Dictionary

   cut something off

   • ph.
     block the usual means of access to a place

   Oxford Dictionary

   cut someone off (or down) in their prime

   • ph.
     bring someone's life or career to an abrupt end while they are at the peak of their abilities

   Oxford American Dictionary

   cut someone off (or down) in their prime

   • ph.
     bring someone's life or career to an abrupt end while they are at the peak of their abilities

   Oxford Dictionary

   head (or cut) someone/something off at the pass

   • ph.
     forestall someone or something

   Oxford Dictionary

   head (or cut) someone/something off at the pass

   • ph.
     forestall someone or something

   Oxford American Dictionary

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   cut off

   • ph.
     remove something using a sharp implement

   Oxford Dictionary