US /kʌt ɪt/
・UK /kʌt it/
All right, uh, forget pulling. How about we get an electric saw and cut it off?
I COULDN'T CUT IT AS AN ENGINEER.
I'll try and cut it down next time a little bit for you so you don't have to spend so much time doing your—your, uh, journalist research.
i'm sorry mike i'll try and cut it down next time a little bit for you
All these channels that abuse their play button, they'll cut it in half.
well, cut it in half...
Going forward with the status quo is not going to cut it for the American people who are
Going forward with the status quo is not going to cut it for the American people who are struggling today.
When you 'slice' something, you cut it into long, thin strips and some common vegetables that we would slice could be potatoes, onions, courgettes, carrots and many, many more.
But for buildings taller than a simple detached house or small business, this might not cut it which is what the next tier of earthquake-proofing is for.
Traditionally, when you see roast chicken in Chinese restaurants, they cut it with cleavers.
But here, because it's so piping hot, if you cut it with cleavers, the flesh falls apart.
enough. Cut it down, cut it up, put it on your plate — "freshly prepared". Or
but close enough - cut it down, cut it up, put it on your plate.
Being judged on how often you show your face in the company office will no longer cut it.
Being judged on how often you show your face in the company office will no longer cut it, even in parts of the world where there has traditionally been a strong culture of presenteeism.