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curtailing
UK
/kəˈteɪlɪŋ/
US
/kɜrˈteɪlɪŋ/
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curtailing
gerund / present participle
UK
/kɜːˈteɪlɪŋ/
US
/kɝˈteɪlɪŋ/
Used attributively to describe something that serves to reduce or limit.
Synonyms
cutting short
reducing
restricting
limiting
shortening
truncating
abridging
diminishing
curbing
constraining
pruning
clipping
checking
stunting
curtailing
noun
curtailings
pl
сокращение
The curtailing of the budget led to many project cancellations.
Сокращение бюджета привело к отмене многих проектов.
Additional translations
уменьшение
ограничение
сокращение (в значении уменьшения)
Synonyms
curtailment
reduction
cutback
abridgment
abbreviation
limitation
restriction
diminution
truncation
contraction
pruning
cutting short
check
restraint
curtail
verb
curtailing
Gerund
curtailed
Past Simple
curtailed
Past Participle
curtailing
Gerund
UK
/kəˈteɪl/
US
/kɜrˈteɪl/
сокращать
The company decided to curtail its spending due to the economic downturn.
Компания решила сократить свои расходы из-за экономического спада.
уменьшать
The government plans to curtail the use of fossil fuels to combat climate change.
Правительство планирует уменьшать использование ископаемого топлива для борьбы с изменением климата.
ограничивать
The new policy will curtail the freedom of the press.
Новая политика будет ограничивать свободу прессы.
Additional translations
обрезать
усекать
Synonyms
reduce
diminish
shorten
cut back
limit
restrain
truncate
abbreviate
Antonyms
expand
increase
extend
Definitions
curtailing
gerund / present participle
Serving to reduce or limit something; causing curtailment.
The curtailing measures were unpopular with the employees.
curtailing
noun
The act of reducing or limiting something.
The curtailing of the budget led to fewer resources for the project.
curtail
verb
To reduce in extent or quantity; to impose a restriction on.
The company had to curtail its spending due to budget cuts.
To cut short or abridge by removing or omitting a part.
Because of the storm, they had to curtail the outdoor ceremony.
To deprive someone or something of a part; to cut off or remove a portion of.
New regulations threaten to curtail citizens of their basic rights.
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