cut-lass /'kAtlas/ noun a short sword
with
a curved blade that was used as a weapon by sailors and pirates
in
the past (旧时水手和海盜用的)短剑，短弯刀
cutlery 餐具
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1
prong/tine
I :
salad servers色拉叉匙
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soup spoon 汤匙 dessertspoon knife fork teaspoon
^ 点心匙餐刀餐叉 茶匙
tablespoon 餐匙
chopsticks 模子
steak knife牛排餐刀
cheese knife 干酪刀
^W..v . r-一
賴yl/丨IP”刊’1””
bread knife 面包刀 I serrated blade 锯齿刀
...
carving kn丨fe熟肉刀.
I
edge 刀锋 point
cut.lery /’kAtlari/ now/? [U] 1 (8r£) (/S//\w£ flat.ware， sil-ver-ware) knives, forks and
spoons, used for eating and serving food 餐具（刀、.叉和匙）2 (AMm£) knives， etc. that are sharp 刀具
cut-let /'kAtlat/ noun 1 a thick slice of meat, especially lamb or pork (= meat from a pig), that is cooked and served with the
bone still attached 厚肉片；.（尤指羊或
猪）肉排 2 (in compounds 构成复合词）finely chopped pieces
of meat, fish, vegetables, etc. that are pressed together into a flat piece,
covered with breadcrumbs and
cooked (肉、鱼肉、蔬菜等剁碎后外裹面包屑做成
的）炸饼：nut curtets果仁炸饼 'cut-off noun, adj.
■
nown 1 a
point or limit when you stop sth 截止点；界
限：The government
announced a cut-ojfin overseas aid. 邊府宣布停止对外援助。◊ Is there a cut-ojf point between chiZdhood and
adulthood?童年与成年之间l分界线吗？ 2 cut-offs [pi.]
cut-off
trousers/pants 剪.短的裤子：
wearing/rayed
cut-o你身着毛边的截短的_子
■
adj. [only before noun]
(of trousers/pants 裤子)made
shorter i)y cutting oft part of the legs 裤腿剪短的： cut-oj5F_/_eans裤腿剪短的牛仔裤
'cut-out
noun 1 a shape cut out of paper, wood, etc.
(用纸、木等）剪下的图样：a cardboard cut-out用硬纸 板剪下的图形 2a
piece of safety equipment that stops an electric current from flowing through
sth 电流
的）断流器，保险装置：A cut-out stops the
fcettie boiHng d/y.断@装置避免水壶烧干广.
,CUt-'price adj. [only before noun] {especially Br£) (NAmE
usually
.cut-'rate)
1
sold at a reduced price 减，价出 售的；削价的：cut-price goods//ares减价商品/票 2 selling goods at a
reduced price 出售减价商品的：
a
cut-price store/supermarket cut.ter /’kAta(r)/ /701//9 1
(usually in compounds 通常构
成复合词）a person or thing that
cuts 切 ilj
工；剪裁工；
切割工；剪裁工具：a pastry cutter油蘇饼切刀
2 cutters [pi.] (usually in compounds 通常构成复合词）a tool for cutting 切割工具：a pair 〇/ wire-cutters —把钢 丝榭 3
a small fast ship 小快® 4
a ship’s boat, used for travelling between the ship and land ^ 行驶于大船与岸
边之间的）小艇，接应船
■cut-throat
■
nown 1 (also ’press cutting) (both 8r£) (also clip.ping, 'press
clipping./VAmf，an article or a story
that you cut from a newspaper or magazine and keep 剪报； >赛 志剪辑资料：newspaper/press
cuttings 剪被 2
a piece cut off a plant that will be used to grow a new plant 插 枝，插条（从植物上截取的一段供扦插的枝条）3 (&£) a narrow
open passage that is dug through high ground foraroad，railway/milroadorcANAL
(.,为修道路、铁路
或运河从高地开凿出来的）狭窄通道，路堑，河床
■
adj. [usually
before noun] 1 unkind and likely to hurt sb^ feelings尖刻的；刻薄的；挖苦人的H*i?l biting ： a
cutring
remark 尖酸刻薄的言辞 2 (of
winds 风)cold
in a sharp and unpleasant way 凛冽的；刺骨的 K7?l
biting
'cutting
board noun {NAm^) = chopping board .cutting 'edge noun [smg] 1 the ~ (of sth) the newest, most
advanced stage in the development of sth (处于 某事物发展的)尖端，最前沿，领先阶段：uwfcingat the cutting
edge 〇/computer
technology 在计算机技术的
最前端工_作:2
an aspect of sth that gives it an advantage 有利方面；优势：IVe’re rdying on him
to give the team a cutting edge.我们指望他给这个队带来优势。
'cutting grass noun = grasscutter 'cutting room noun a room in which the
different parts of a film/movie are cut and put into order.(影片
的）剪辑室，剪接室
cuttle-fish
/'kAtlfiX/
wow/i {pi. cuttle-fish) a sea creature with
ten arms and a wide flat shell inside its body, that produces a black substance
like ink when it is attacked 乌贼；墨鱼；墨斗鱼一picture octopus
cutup /'kAtAp/ noun (NAmE, informdl) a person who behaves in
a silly way in order to attract attention and make people laugh (引人注意和逗笑的）活宝，出这洋
相的人
CV /,si:
'vi:/ {BrB) (NAmE resume) noun a written record of
your education and the jobs you have done, that you send when you are applying
for a job (abbreviation for ‘curriculum vitae’)履M，簡历（备驾为 Curriculum
vitae ) ： Send a CV wit/i your
job appZication,.随求 职申请书寄上详尽的t人履历。 cwm /kum/ noun = corrie
CWt* ,(p/. cWt，）（in writing) hundredweight (‘ 书’写
形式）英担
cwtch /kuti/
verb [V, VN] {Welsh£) to be held close in
sb^ arms in a loving way; to hold sb in this way (被）紧紧
拥抱：Cwtch up to your mam/.去拥抱你妈妈！ ►cwtch noun • |t.
-cy, -acy sw所x、(in nouns 构成名词）1 the state or quality of昇有…於状态（滅性M ): in/ancy幼年◊ accuracy 精_性2 the status or position of具W…的地位（或职
j立）：chaptoincy专轵司铎的职位
cyan /'saian/ /iou/?
[U]
{technical a
greenish-blue
colour, used in printing 蓝绿色，#色（用于印刷） cy-an-ide /'saianaid/ noun [U] a highly
poisonous chem- ical氰化物（剧毒化学品>
cyber- /'saiba(r)/
combining
form (in
nouns and adjec- tives 构_成名讀和形_ 容词）connected with
electronic communication networks，especially the Internet 计算
机的，电脑的，网络的(尤指互联两）：O^emerics控制 论◊ cyberca/e 网吧 _
cy-ber-cafe /'saibakaefei;
NAmE
'saibsr-/ noun a cafe with
computers on which customers can use the Internet，send emails, etc.网吧
cy-ber-naut
/'saibanoit;
NAmE 'saibarnort/ noun (computing if) 1 a person who
wears special devices in order to experience virtual
reality (戴着特别仪器体
验虚拟实境的 >
网络遨游者，信息空间旅行者；网络虚拟
实境体验者 2 a
person.who uses the Internet 网络用
户；网民