cutting through

UK
/ˈkʌtɪŋ θruː/
US
/ˈkʌtɪŋ θru/
cut throughverb

cutting through

Gerundium

cut through
Präteritum
cut through
Partizip Perfekt
cutting through
Gerundium
UK
/kʌt θruː/
US
/kʌt θru/
Übersetzungen
The sound of the music cut through the noise of the crowd.
Звук музыки пробился сквозь шум толпы.
The path cuts through the forest.
Тропа пересекает лес.
The knife can cut through the toughest meat.
Нож может прорезать самое жесткое мясо.
Definitionen
To move through something with ease or speed, often by taking a direct route.
The new highway cuts through the mountains, reducing travel time significantly.
To penetrate or pass through something, often with force or precision.
The sharp knife cut through the tough meat effortlessly.
To make a path or way through something by cutting.
The workers cut through the dense forest to create a new trail.
To overcome or bypass obstacles or difficulties.
She managed to cut through the bureaucratic red tape to get her project approved.