"Cut off" meaning | "cut off" in a sentence | Common English Idioms #shorts
Aug 3, 2022
☑ "Cut off" meaning: remove; cut away
☑ "cut off" in a sentence:
- The boy cut off his sister's hair.
- She cut off all her hair.
- First, the cook cut off the fish's head.
A: I want to eat this apple, but it looks rotten.
B: Just cut off the rotten part and eat the rest.
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