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cutout

UK
/ˈkʌtaʊt/
US
/ˈkʌtaʊt/

Translations

cutoutnoun
cutouts
pl
UK
/ˈkʌtaʊt/
US
/ˈkʌtaʊt/
découpeObjet ou forme découpé(e) ; s’emploie aussi pour une image ou une photo découpée.
The children made a cutout of a star from the construction paper.
Les enfants ont fait une découpe en forme d’étoile dans le papier cartonné.
découpeOuverture ou échancrure pratiquée dans un vêtement ou un objet.
The dress features a cutout at the waist.
La robe présente une découpe à la taille.
Additional translations
leurreSens figuré ; personne ou élément servant de couverture ou de diversion.
disjoncteurSens technique, notamment en électricité.
Synonyms
template
stencil
silhouette
figure
cutaway
cutoutadjective
UK
/ˈkʌt.aʊt/
US
/ˈkʌt.aʊt/
détachableSe dit d’une partie conçue pour être retirée facilement.
The cutout section of the magazine featured a special offer for subscribers.
La section détachable du magazine proposait une offre spéciale aux abonnés.
découpéQualifie un élément obtenu par découpe.
The cutout shapes were scattered across the table, ready for the art project.
Les formes découpées étaient dispersées sur la table, prêtes pour le projet d’art.
Additional translations
ajouréSe dit d’un vêtement ou d’un élément comportant une ouverture décorative.
Synonyms
hollowed-out
notched
detached
removed
separated
precut
cut-away
cutaway
cut-out
stenciled
silhouetted

Definitions

cutoutnoun
A shape or figure cut out from a larger piece of material, such as paper, cardboard, or metal.
The children made a cutout of a star from the construction paper.
A photograph or illustration that has been cut out from a magazine or book.
She pasted a cutout of her favorite actor into her scrapbook.
A device or mechanism that automatically stops the flow of electricity or another substance when a certain condition is met.
The safety cutout activated when the machine overheated.
A person or thing that is used as a cover or disguise, often in espionage or secret operations.
The spy used a cutout to pass messages without being detected.
An opening or hole that has been cut into something, especially as a decorative or functional feature.
The dress features a cutout at the waist.
cutoutadjective
Having been removed or separated from something by cutting.
The cutout shapes were scattered across the table, ready for the art project.
Designed to be easily removed or detached, often referring to a section or part of a larger whole.
The cutout section of the magazine featured a special offer for subscribers.
Having an opening or hole cut into it, often as a design element.
She wore a cutout dress with an open back.
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