Akademik

We interrupt the program for the following messages

Somebody ——s

Somebody ——s something

Somebody ——s somebody

Something ——s somebody

Something ——s something

cut the noise

We had to cut short the conversation

Somebody ——s something

Something ——s something

cut off the ear

lop off the dead branch

Somebody ——s something

Somebody ——s something PP

The bicyclist was cut out by the van

Somebody ——s something

Somebody ——s somebody

Something ——s somebody

Something ——s something

chip the glass

chip a tooth

Somebody ——s something

Something ——s something

amputate limbs

Somebody ——s something

Did he cut off his foot?

cut flowers

a severed head

an old tale of Anne Bolyn walking the castle walls with her poor cut-off head under her arm

The engine suddenly cut off. [=cut out]

The air-conditioning cut off, and the room was silent.

Cut off dead flowers to promote new growth.

I had very long hair, but I cut most of it off in college.

He decided to cut off his beard.

He was running around like a chicken with its head cut off. [=he was acting in a very excited and confused way]

They had a vote to cut off debate on the budget.

The organization cut off its ties with the country's government.

His family cut off all communication/contact with him after the incident.

Their fence cuts off our view of the ocean.

Many of the town's roads were cut off when the river overflowed.

The army cut off all escape routes.

The power was cut off to our apartment building.

The earthquake cut off our water supply.

They've decided to cut off funding/aid to the group.

His main source of income had been cut off.

an island nation geographically cut off from the rest of the world

They are cut off from (contact with) the outside world.

She cut herself off from her family.

He's emotionally cut off from his wife.