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cut-off russian

  • вы́ключить

    to turn off, to switch off, to cut off, to exclude

  • порва́ть

    to tear, to rip, to tear up

    to break off, to sever, to cut off

  • отключи́ть

    to cut off, to disconnect, to turn off

  • отре́зать

    to cut off, to snip off, to snap out, to cut short

  • руби́ть

    to chop, to hack, to split (wood), to chop up

    to fell, to cut down

    to cut off, to chop off, to strike off

    to mine, to extract, to hew (coal)

  • перебива́ть

    to interrupt, to cut off, to break in on

    to smash, to break (many things)

  • прерва́ть

    to interrupt, to cut short, to break off

  • перере́зать

    to cut through, to sever, to cut

    to cut off, to block, to cut across

    to slaughter, to kill (all of), to butcher

  • прерыва́ть

    to interrupt, to cut short, to break off

  • выключа́ть

    to turn off, to switch off, to cut off, to exclude

  • вы́рубить

    to cut down, to fell, to clear (of trees)

    to cut out (an opening), to cut (a window)

    to hew, to chop out, to carve (in stone)

    to mine, to extract (coal or ore), to get (coal)

    to turn off, to switch off, to cut off

  • переби́ть

    to interrupt, to cut off (a speaker), to butt in

    to smash, to break, to sever (a wire)

    to kill (many), to slaughter, to slay

    to spoil (one's appetite), to ruin (one's appetite)

    to drown out, to overpower, to mask (a smell)

  • отключи́ться

    to be disconnected, to be cut off, to switch itself off, to go off

    to switch off (mentally), to zone out, to tune out, to stop paying attention

    to doze off, to nod off, to drop off (to sleep), to crash

    to faint, to pass out, to black out, to keel over

  • перекры́ть

    to block off, to close off, to bar

    to turn off, to shut off, to cut off

    to exceed, to surpass, to beat (a record)

    to re-cover (a roof), to re-roof

    to overlap, to cover over

    to trump, to overtrump

  • сруби́ть

    to fell, to cut down

    to chop off, to cut off (with a blow)

    to build (of logs), to put up (a log structure)

  • отруби́ть

    to chop off, to cut off, to hack off

    to snap, to retort curtly, to answer bluntly

  • отключённый

    switched off, turned off, disconnected, out of operation

    cut off, dead (of a line), shut off

  • прерва́ться

    to be interrupted, to be cut off, to break off

    to stop (abruptly), to pause, to take a break

    to break off, to falter, to trail off

    to come to an end, to break down, to be broken off

  • сре́зать

    to cut off, to cut

    to take a shortcut, to shorten the route

  • вы́рубиться

    to pass out, to black out, to conk out, to fall asleep instantly

    to shut off, to turn off, to cut out, to go out

    to cut one's way out, to hack one's way out

    to be felled, to be cut down

  • отключа́ть

    to cut off, to disconnect

  • свора́чивать

    to roll up, to fold up

    to turn, to turn off, to swing

    to shift aside, to push aside, to displace, to remove

    to wind down, to cut back, to discontinue, to break off

  • отре́занный

    cut off

  • усе́чь

    to get, to catch on, to grasp, to understand

    to truncate, to cut off, to shorten

  • среза́ть

    to cut off, to cut, to trim

    to take a shortcut, to shorten the route, to cut a corner

  • обре́зать

    to cut off, to clip, to pare, to trim

  • оборва́ться

    to snap, to break off, to come off

    to break off, to stop abruptly, to be cut off

    to fall, to plunge down, to lose one's grip and fall

  • оборва́ть

    to tear off, to break off, to snap

    to cut short, to break off, to interrupt

    to pluck (all of), to pick clean

  • отреза́ть

    to cut off, to snip off, to snap out, to cut short

  • уре́зать

    to cut, to reduce, to cut back, to curtail

    to cut off, to trim, to cut shorter

  • уреза́ть

    to cut, to reduce, to curtail, to downsize

    to cut off, to trim

  • отхвати́ть

    to chop off, to cut off, to hack off, to bite off

    to bag, to score, to snag, to get hold of

  • отсе́чь

    to cut off chop off sever

  • перекрыва́ть

    to shut off, to turn off, to cut off

    to block, to close off, to bar, to stop up

    to re-cover, to re-roof, to put a new roof on

    to exceed, to surpass, to beat

    to trump, to overtrump, to top (a card)

    to overlap, to cover over

  • разъедини́ть

    to separate, to part, to disjoin, to pull apart

    to disconnect, to cut off, to break (a connection)

  • обреза́ть

    to cut off, to clip, to pare, to trim

  • отруба́ть

    to chop off, to cut off, to hack off

    to snap out (an answer), to answer curtly, to say bluntly

  • обрыва́ться

    to break, to snap, to come apart

    to break off, to stop abruptly, to be cut off

    to break away, to come off, to fall

    to drop steeply, to fall away sharply

  • перереза́ть

    to cut through, to cut (across), to sever

    to cut off, to block

    to slaughter, to kill (by cutting throats), to butcher

  • перебива́ться

    to get by, to keep going, to make both ends meet, to scrape by

    to interrupt each other, to cut each other off

    to get broken, to be smashed

  • обрыва́ть

    to tear off, to pluck, to pick off

    to cut short, to break off, to interrupt

    to break, to snap, to tear

  • спили́ть

    to saw off, to saw down, to cut down (a tree)

    to file down, to file off

  • переби́ться

    to get by, to manage somehow, to scrape by, to make do

    to break, to get broken, to get smashed

    to interrupt each other, to cut each other off

  • заска́кивать

    to drop in, to pop in, to stop by

    to jump in, to leap into, to hop into

    to jump up onto, to leap up on

    to ride deep into (enemy territory), to penetrate on horseback

    to cut off the escape route, to block the way

  • отгора́живаться

    to fence oneself off, to shut oneself off, to cut oneself off

  • отсека́ть

    to cut off, to chop off, to sever

  • отлучённый

    excommunicated

    separated, detached, cut off

    weaned

  • разъединя́ть

    to separate, to part, to disjoin, to keep apart

    to disconnect, to break (a connection), to cut off

  • сруба́ть

    to fell, to cut down, to chop down

    to chop off, to cut off (with a blow)

    to build (of logs), to put together (from beams)

  • отсоединя́ть

    to cut, to cut off, to isolate, to disconnect

  • спи́ленный

    sawn off, cut down, felled

  • отсечённый

    cut off, severed, amputated

  • ото́рванный

    alienated, estranged, cut off

  • переко́п

    trench, long ditch, fosse

    cut, cut-off channel, diversion channel

  • подруби́ть

    to fell, to chop down

    to chop off, to cut off, to hack through

    to hem, to take up (a hem)

  • усека́ть

    to truncate, to cut off, to shorten

    to get it, to catch on, to grasp quickly

  • отсе́чка

    cut-off, shut-off, discontinuation

    timing, time measurement, split time

  • отпи́ленный

    sawn off, cut off (with a saw)

  • отхва́тывать

    to get, to snag, to land, to bag

    to chop off, to cut off, to hack off

    to bite off, to tear off, to snap off, to snatch away

    to let rip, to go at it with gusto, to give it one's all

  • отру́бленный

    chopped off, severed, cut off

  • отстрига́ть

    to cut off, to clip

  • отсека́емый

    severable, detachable, separable

    being cut off, being severed

  • оборва́вший

    having interrupted, having torn off, having broken off, having cut short

  • обка́лывать

    to chip off (all round), to cut away around, to knock off (ice around something)

    to prick all over, to prick all round, to jab in many places

    to pump full of drugs, to shoot up (someone), to dose up (with medication)

  • обру́бленный

    chopped off, cut off, lopped off, stumped

  • вы́рубивший

    having cut down, having felled

    having switched off, having cut off (power)

    having knocked out

    having chopped out, having hewn out

  • приреза́ть

    to slaughter, to cut the throat of, to kill (with a knife), to finish off

    to add on (land), to allot additionally, to annex (a strip of land)

  • отрезно́й

    detachable, tear-off, cut-off

    cut in two pieces, seamed (at the waist), sectioned

  • отсёкший

    having cut off, having severed

  • обрубаемый

    being chopped off, being cut off, being pruned

  • отреза́ться

    to be cut off, to come off, to detach

    to be cut off (from), to become isolated

  • оття́панный

    chopped off, hacked off, cut off

  • отхва́ченный

    cut off, sliced off, snatched

  • обруби́вший

    having chopped off, having cut off

  • спили́вший

    having sawn off, having cut down

  • отсека́вший

    cutting off, severing, that cut off

  • отстрига́емый

    being cut off, being clipped off

  • подрубаемый

    being cut down, being lopped, being chopped off, being felled

  • подру́банный

    chopped off, pruned, trimmed, cut down

  • усека́емый

    truncatable, able to be truncated, able to be cut off, able to be shortened

  • отрезающийся

    being cut off, detaching, separating

  • отрезавшийся

    cut off, detached, separated

  • усекавшийся

    being truncated, being cut off, being lopped off

  • уре́зывать

    to cut down, to reduce, to curtail

    to cut off, to trim, to shorten

  • усека́ться

    to be truncated, to be cut off

    to be curtailed, to be shortened, to be cut back

  • оттяпываемый

    being chopped off, being hacked off, being lopped off, being cut off

    being appropriated, being grabbed, being seized, being taken over

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