cutoff

UK
/ˈkʌt.ɒf/
US
/ˈkʌt.ɔf/

Übersetzungen

cutoffsubstantiv
cutoffs
Pl.
UK
/ˈkʌt.ɒf/
US
/ˈkʌt.ɔf/
There is a cutoff on the number of participants allowed.
Существует ограничение на количество участников.
The cutoff for the exam registration is next Friday.
Предел для регистрации на экзамен - следующая пятница.
The cutoff in the circuit prevents overload.
Отсечка в цепи предотвращает перегрузку.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
cutoffadjektiv
UK
/ˈkʌt.ɒf/
US
/ˈkʌt.ɔf/
The cutoff power supply caused the machines to stop.
Отключенное электроснабжение вызвало остановку машин.
The cutoff jeans were perfect for the summer.
Обрезанные джинсы были идеальны для лета.
The cutoff branch was lying on the ground.
Отсеченная ветка лежала на земле.

Definitionen

cutoffsubstantiv
A designated point, level, or limit at which something stops or is no longer applicable.
The cutoff for submitting applications is next Friday.
A short passage or route that provides a quicker way to reach a destination.
We took a cutoff through the park to avoid the traffic.
A device or mechanism that stops the flow of a fluid or current.
The engineer installed a cutoff to prevent overflow in the system.
A pair of pants that have been shortened by cutting off part of the legs, often used in the plural form 'cutoffs'.
She wore her favorite denim cutoffs to the beach.
Something that has been cut off or removed.
He threw the metal cutoff into the recycling bin.
An act or instance of stopping or interrupting a supply or flow.
A gas cutoff left the entire neighborhood without heat.
cutoffadjektiv
Having a specified limit or point at which something is no longer applicable or valid.
The cutoff date for applications is next Friday.
Describing clothing or another item whose lower part has been removed by cutting.
She wore cutoff jeans to the concert.