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Перевод: cutting

[прилагательное]
режущий; для резания; пронизывающий; резкий; острый; язвительный;
[наречие]
наперерез;
[существительное]
резание; разрезание; разрезывание; вырезание; нарезание; фрезерование; газетная вырезка; вырезка ; вырезанная фигура; уменьшение; тесание; разрез ; гранение; крошение; раздробление; выемка ; опилки ; обрезки ; стружки ; рубка ; рассечение; черенок

Тезаурус:

1. They received ventilation through a compressed air pipeline, also running along the side, which is used to power cutting tools at the coalface.
2. What not to do is to pan from the toddler back to the father, instead of cutting from one to the other.
3. One last word on cutting those GRP or carbon rods and tubes.
4. They seemed to be cutting off a great slice of the camp.
5. Pictures to fill in (in stages), cutting out pictures, drawing/ painting, stickers, watching TV, listening to records, playing board games, puzzles, etc., visits, helping mother/father.
6. Rumour was rife in 1588 and this was the time, armed with the deathbed testimony of Mrs Barnes, and the cutting taken from the drapes of Littlecote (incidentally, the cutting was found to fit the curtains which were sold many years later as a memento to an American), that the lawyers, probably headed by Anthony Brooks, tried to charge Darrel in court.
7. Maggie went through to the kitchen where April was rolling pastry and Pet, her fourteen-year-old sister, paring and cutting up apples.
8. The shares fell 11 to 259p yesterday, cutting the multiple to 17.
9. The top blade has cutting notches to cope with stems up to in thick, and Sandvik's Bypass-lopper (about 29), a well-made long-handled pruner, cuts through stems up to 1in thick.
10. We used to think that you could spend your way out of a recession and increase employment by cutting taxes and boosting government spending.
11. Cutting a section is a more certain test.
12. Britannia Airways is cutting 560 jobs and buying new aircraft worth 250m in order to make its fleet operations more efficient.
13. Gabled houses fringed one side of the quay; on the other the river was thick with ships, snows, brigs, schooners - cutting into the heart of the city.