cut off

US /kʌt ˈɔːf/
UK /kʌt ˈɔːf/
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1.

切断, 剪掉

to separate something by cutting it from the main part

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The surgeon had to cut off the gangrenous limb.
外科医生不得不切除坏疽的肢体。
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She accidentally cut off a piece of her hair while styling it.
她造型时，不小心剪掉了一缕头发。
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2.

打断, 中断

to interrupt someone who is speaking

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Please don't cut me off when I'm trying to explain.
请不要在我解释的时候打断我。
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He kept trying to cut her off, but she continued speaking.
他一直试图打断她，但她继续说。
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切断, 停止供应

to stop the supply of something

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The storm cut off our electricity for hours.
暴风雨切断了我们几个小时的电力供应。
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They threatened to cut off their funding if the project didn't show progress.
他们威胁说，如果项目没有进展，就切断资金。
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4.

隔绝, 孤立

to isolate someone or something

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The heavy snow cut off the village from the rest of the world.
大雪使村庄与世隔绝。
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He felt completely cut off from his friends after moving to a new city.
搬到新城市后，他感到与朋友完全隔绝了。
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5.

切断, 阻断

to prevent someone from passing or continuing along a road or path

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The police cut off the escape route.
警察切断了逃跑路线。
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The landslide cut off access to the remote village.
山体滑坡切断了通往偏远村庄的通道。
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