Summary
cut {noun}
minskning · hugg · stycke · skiva · hack · klipp · nedskärning · andel · andel i vinst · liten fördjupning · huggsår · skärsår · klipp med sax · reduktion · köttstycke · skåra · kupering · snitt
to cut {verb}
förkorta · smita · sänka · skära upp · tälja · hugga · ge sig iväg · klippa · sluta med · skära ned · korsa · ta en genväg · gena · gå genom · såra någons känslor · redigera · klippa i · kapa · skära bort i · korta av · korta ned · kupera · skära · minska ned · tillverka · skippa · kreta · avbryta · skära till
English-Swedish translation for "cut"
"cut" Swedish translation
cut {noun}
A percentage cut in agricultural expenditure in all the lines is out of the question.
Economic criteria should be the only guiding principles when overcapacity is being cut.
But a 10 % across the board cut is not the way to do it.
Will you change your initial proposal, which meant a 40 % cut with regard to the Commission?
Specific references were made to Great Britain, to the effect that jobs will be cut etc.
When a vote was taken, the majority in committee cut out this passage.
Use Cut to move the selected object or section to the clipboard.
Cut the field to the clipboard, for example with Edit - Cut.
Use Cut on the function bar to delete contents and formats without the dialog.
The Cut, Copy and Paste functions become available when an individual field is selected.
That praying mantis is made from a single sheet of paper -- no scotch tape, no cuts.
cut {noun} (also: reduction, condensation)
Will the Commission allow European aid to the agricultural sector to be cut off?
That results in a 15 % cut in the price of cotton on the world market.
We are certainly prepared to discuss the specific aspects of implementation of such a cut.
To finance that we are carrying out a 10 % cut in all lines.
This cut is a drastic measure for a programme that has benefits for both consumer and producer alike.
cut
I will send you your cut.
cut by the Council.
The European Union's budget, using subsidiarity as a pretext, is pushing this tendency even further by cutting social expenditure to a negligible level.
cut {noun}
cut {noun} (also: dimple)
In my own constituency there is a five-year-old child who has suffered severe cuts whilst on holiday in an unfamiliar European Union country.
cut {noun}
cut {noun}
And despite this positive feedback we want to cut the funding of Socrates.
Did you have the nerve to cut the skin from his arm, or did Lucian do it?
At the present moment in time, that requirement transcends the need to cut milk subsidies.
We must cut down the number of initiatives: there will be only three.
In the structural funds, preparations were being made to cut payments by ECU 1, 000 million.
But if you square -- square, and shuffle, and then a cut.
to cut {verb}
Nobody needs to cut down the current weekend driving bans by even one minute.
We had to cut our topical and urgent debate this afternoon from three hours to 90 minutes.
Since the agenda is extremely full, the only way to include this point without having to remove something else would be to cut short
Mr Ferber - it would be nice if Mr Ferber, too, were paying attention - nobody needs to cut down the current weekend driving bans by even
We lost billions which could have been used to cut taxation on employment.
Just asking the chemical companies and pharmaceutical companies to cut prices is not enough.
Third, we have to cut the costs of energy efficiency in homes and offices.
That is why the ECB's decision to cut interest rates was the right decision and an important step forward.
In fact, no, education spending should not be cut.
You have to cut it out, bring it back home, cut it up, look inside and say, "Oh yes, it does have gas."
to cut up
Will it burn out people ’ s eyes, stone women or cut off people ’ s hands?
If so, well, we'll just have to cut his head off and bury him somewhere.
to clear-cut
to cut down
And, anyway, the next morning we had to go along to the jeweler and get it cut off.
For example, frame contents can be copied but not cut.
to cut the grass
My daughter Marlene will now have the honor to cut the ribbon.
Cannot copy or cut at this time, try again later.
to cut out
We have to cut back the number of types of agencies; having fifteen agencies divided up into twelve types makes for an impossible situation.
There are more limits - and I shall end on this point - since control is a single entity that we cannot carve or cut up into slices.
Cut it out.
And despite this positive feedback we want to cut the funding of Socrates.
At the present moment in time, that requirement transcends the need to cut milk subsidies.
We must cut down the number of initiatives: there will be only three.
The Committee on Budgets has never wanted to cut the PHARE programme appropriations.
However, surely it comes down to political will to cut road and air traffic.
to cut across
Cut the field to the clipboard, for example with Edit - Cut.
And I thought it might be helpful to basically cut off five of those retirement years and intersperse them in between those working years.
When you can get rid of all of those because somebody doesn't use any of them really, you find that you can actually cut transportation
Cost cutting is certainly involved, but on what terms is that possible?
You're trying to cure the headache by cutting off the head.
Thank you, Mr Rosado Fernandes, and I want you to know that the Chair had no intention of cutting your eloquence by 30 seconds.
And despite this positive feedback we want to cut the funding of Socrates.
Did you have the nerve to cut the skin from his arm, or did Lucian do it?
At the present moment in time, that requirement transcends the need to cut milk subsidies.
We must cut down the number of initiatives: there will be only three.
In the structural funds, preparations were being made to cut payments by ECU 1, 000 million.
– I must cut you off there, because this is not a personal statement at all.
As the President of the sitting, I cannot simply cut off a rapporteur.
For its part, the Chair is put in a difficult position and does not want to cut off speakers.
I am sorry, Mrs Plooij-van Gorsel, I have to cut you off because we are constrained by speaking time.
We may feel extremely brave when we are about to cut off aid.
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