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undercut

UK
/ˈʌndə.kʌt/
US
/ˈʌndər.kʌt/

Übersetzungen

undercutsubstantiv
undercuts
Pl.
UK
/ˈʌndə.kʌt/
US
/ˈʌndər.kʌt/
The sculptor used an undercut to create depth in the statue.
Скульптор использовал подрезку, чтобы создать глубину в статуе.
The company offered an undercut on prices to attract more customers.
Компания предложила занижение цен, чтобы привлечь больше клиентов.
The engineer had to account for the undercut in the design of the part.
Инженеру пришлось учитывать поднутрение в проектировании детали.
Synonyme
discount
reduction
cut
price cut
bargain
undercutverb
undercut
Präteritum
undercut
Partizip Perfekt
undercutting
Gerundium
UK
/ˌʌn.dəˈkʌt/
US
/ˌʌn.dɚˈkʌt/
The barber will undercut the hair to give it a stylish look.
Парикмахер подрежет волосы, чтобы придать им стильный вид.
сбивать цену
The company decided to undercut its competitors to gain more market share.
Компания решила сбивать цену своих конкурентов, чтобы завоевать большую долю рынка.
His actions were intended to undercut the authority of the manager.
Его действия были направлены на то, чтобы подорвать авторитет менеджера.
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Synonyme
undermine
sabotage
subvert
diminish
discount
undercutpartizip perfekt
Used adjectivally to describe something whose base has been removed, eroded or shaved; or prices that have been lowered below a competitor’s.
Synonyme
undermined
weakened
diminished
impaired
eroded
compromised
discounted
underpriced
cheapened
devalued
subverted

Definitionen

undercutsubstantiv
A hairstyle in which the hair is shaved or cut very short on the sides and back while left longer on top.
He decided to get an undercut to keep his hair stylish and manageable.
A notch cut in a tree trunk to guide the direction of its fall when being felled.
The lumberjack made an undercut to ensure the tree would fall safely away from the cabin.
A method of selling goods or services at a lower price than competitors.
The store's undercut on electronics attracted many customers looking for bargains.
A cut made in the lower part of a structure or material to remove support or to create a specific shape.
The sculptor used an undercut to create a dramatic overhang in the marble statue.
undercutverb
To offer goods or services at a lower price than a competitor.
The new store tried to undercut its competitors by offering discounts on all products.
To weaken or undermine something, often in a subtle or indirect way.
His constant criticism served to undercut her confidence in her abilities.
To cut or wear away the part below or under something.
The river has started to undercut the bank, causing it to collapse.
To shave or cut the hair on the sides and back of the head very short while leaving the top longer.
She asked the barber to undercut the sides but keep the top long.
undercutpartizip perfekt
Having the lower part removed, eroded or cut away; or (of a price) reduced below a competitor’s.
The cliff face is badly undercut in several places, making it unstable.
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