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单词 cutoff
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cutoff
noun[C]
uk
/ˈkʌt.ɒf/us
/ˈkʌt̬.ɑːf/

cutoffnoun[C](STOP)

theactofstoppingthesupplyof something:
切断供应；中断供应
The US hasannounceda cutoffofmilitaryaidto thecountry.美国宣布停止对该国的军事援助。
afixedpointorlevelat which youstopincludingpeopleor things:
取舍点；截止点
31Marchis the cutoffdateforapplicationsto beaccepted.3月31日是接受申请的截止日期。
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cutoffnoun[C](TROUSERS)

cutoffs[plural](alsocutoff jeans)
apairofjeansortrousersthat has had thebottompartsof thelegsremoved:
（用长牛仔裤截成的）牛仔短裤
She waswearingapairof cutoffs overblueleggings.
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(Definition ofcutofffrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)
cutoff
noun[C]
uk
/ˈkʌt.ɒf/us
/ˈkʌt̬.ɑːf/

cutoffnoun[C](STOP)

theactofstoppingthesupplyof something
切断供应；中断供应
The US hasannounceda cutoffofmilitaryaidto thecountry.美国宣布停止对该国的军事援助。
afixedpointorlevelat which youstopincludingpeopleor things
取舍点；截止点
31Marchis the cutoffdateforapplicationsto beaccepted.3月31日是接受申请的截止日期。

cutoffnoun[C](TROUSERS)

cutoffs[plural](alsocutoff jeans)
apairofjeansortrousersthat has had thebottompartsof thelegsremoved
（用长牛仔裤截成的）牛仔短裤

cutoff| American Dictionary

cutoff
noun[C]
us
/ˈkʌt̬ˌɔf/

cutoffnoun[C](LIMIT)

afixedpointorlimitat which something isstopped:
The cutoff forblooddonationsis usuallyage65.

cutoffnoun[C](ROAD)

aroadthatleavesanother andprovidesashorterroute:
We took the cutoff andsaved20minuteson thetriphome.
(Definition ofcutofffrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

cutoff| Business English

cutoff
noun[C,usually singular]
(alsocut-off)
uk
/ˈkʌtɒf/us
afixedpointorlevelat which somethingstops:
an age/income cutoffThere is anincomecutoff foreligibility.
keep/put/set a cutoff at sthThereturnonyourinvestmentdependson how theFTSE100indexperforms, and they have set a cut-off at 60% - or 9.9%tax-freeayear.
Thecurrentcutoff forsubsidypaymentsis $2.5 million.
asituationin which youstopdoing, making,paying, orsupplyingsomething:
Thedisputeoverpriceshasledto atemporarycut-off indeliveries.
The country'sgovernmentis indangerofcollapsebecause of theinternationalcutoff ofrevenueandaid.
cutoff
adjective[before noun]
(alsocut-off)
uk
/ˈkʌtɒf/us
relatingto afixedpointorlevelat which somethingstops:
a cutoff date/pointJanuary31 is the cutoffdateforclaimsto befiled.
(Definition ofcutofffrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofcutoff

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Figure 1 displays jagged cutoffs between yes/no coverage decisions for all of the evaluation criteria outlined above.
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In addition, he argued, ' cutoffs ' - deprivation of free access to pasture and firewood - also negated much of the benefit of lower payments.
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The cutoffs chosen are based on the sample as a whole rather than on population based norms.
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Using these cutoffs we likewise defined our vulnerable (had at least one disorder), troubled, and unchallenged groups.
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The process of developing these cutoffs may arise inductively out of the task of making specific coverage decisions about individual services tests.
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Deductively derived cutoffs must invoke normative principles beyond the criteria included in the evaluation framework.
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Because the first tests evaluated will structure subsequent evaluations, cutoffs may evolve differently from different pilot cases.
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Owing to the presence of cutoffs and/or resonances, the curve may be discontinuous.
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The resonator is intrinsic to the plasma since it is formed by the cutoffs, which are intrinsic to the plasma.
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The weak second harmonic appearing in the spectrum is a measure of numerical accuracy that needs to be eliminated by decreasing the time step and increasing other convergence cutoffs.
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The second induces or deduces acceptable cutoffs for each criterion.
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Low income cutoffs from 1992 to 2001 and low income measures from 1991 to 2000.
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If scores for all three domains reach specified cutoffs, and if there is evidence of developmental abnormality before the age of 36 months, an autism spectrum diagnosis is suggested.
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As such, nominalists are likely to interpret behaviors as falling along a continuum of social acceptability, to consider diagnostic cutoffs as arbitrary, and to be wary of diagnosis altogether.
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Four discrete groups were formed on the basis of whether participants fell into the top 33% cutoffs on either the age 8 or age 17 years antisocial measures.
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