lop off
US /lɑp ɔf/
・UK /lɒp ɒf/
B2
phr.v.To remove a part by cutting it off sharply.
The gardener lopped off the unhealthy limbs from the tree.
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- We use these to lop off bigger branches.
We use these to lop off bigger branches.
- So you can chop down a tree, you can cut down a tree, you can snip off or cut off smaller branches, or you can cut off or lop off larger ones.
So you can chop down a tree, you can cut down a tree, you can snip off or cut off smaller branches, or you can cut off or lop off larger ones.
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- Also, the Neo-Assyrians loved to find would-be rebels and lop off their appendages, particularly their noses for some reason.
Also, the Neo-Assyrians loved to find would-be rebels and lop off their appendages, particularly their noses for some reason.
- where they were most needed.Also the neo-Assyrians loved to find would-be rebels and lop off
where they were most needed.Also the neo-Assyrians loved to find would-be rebels and lop off