cutter

UK
/ˈkʌtə/
US
/ˈkʌtər/

Translations

cutternoun
cutters
pl
UK
/ˈkʌtə/
US
/ˈkʌtər/
traîneauVéhicule hippomobile léger.
They enjoyed a ride through the snow in a traditional cutter.
Ils ont fait une promenade dans la neige en traîneau traditionnel.
The film editor worked closely with the cutter to finalize the movie.
Le monteur a travaillé en étroite collaboration avec le coupeur pour finaliser le film.
cutterAnglicisme courant pour l’outil de découpe.
I bought a cutter to open the boxes.
J'ai acheté un cutter pour ouvrir les cartons.
cotreTerme nautique.
The coast guard cutter patrolled the waters near the harbor.
Le cotre des garde-côtes patrouillait dans les eaux près du port.
Additional translations
cutterTerme de baseball conservé en français.
cutteradjective
UK
/ˈkʌtə/
US
/ˈkʌtər/
Used attributively before another noun to denote something that cuts or is used for cutting (e.g., "cutter blade").
coupantSe dit d’un outil ou d’un dispositif destiné à couper.
He replaced the worn cutter knives in the machine.
Il a remplacé les lames coupantes usées dans la machine.
Additional translations
tranchantPlus général, surtout pour un objet ou une lame.

Definitions

cutternoun
A tool or machine that is used for cutting something.
The fabric cutter was essential for the tailor's work.
A small, fast ship or boat, often used by the coast guard or for racing.
The coast guard cutter patrolled the waters near the harbor.
A person who cuts something, especially as a job.
The film editor worked closely with the cutter to finalize the movie.
A light horse-drawn sleigh.
They enjoyed a ride through the snow in a traditional cutter.
In baseball, a fastball that breaks laterally toward the pitcher's glove side as it approaches the plate.
The closer struck the batter out with a tight cutter on the inside corner.
cutteradjective
Designed for or capable of cutting; relating to a cutting device.
He replaced the worn cutter knives in the machine.