Cut out: meaning and example
English
Cut out
Remove part of something, often used in editing texts or preparing presentations.
“We need to cut out the unnecessary details in the report.”
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Improve your knowledge about a subject.
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Fail to keep pace with work or studies.
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Draw attention to a specific fact or detail.
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