cut away (to remove by cutting) They cut away all the branches that stick out from the tree. Cut away all the fat and slice the meat into small pieces. envocabulary.com
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cut through (take a shorter route across) We decided to cut through the forest to get home. (to slice something) The knot was too tight to untie it, so I cut through the rope with a knife. envocabulary.com
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cut across (take a shorter route across) We’ll reach there on time if we cut across this field. (to affect or concern) These problems cut across all social levels. envocabulary.com
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build up (increase in amount, size, or strength) The traffic along this road really builds up after seven o’clock. I need to do more exercise to build up my strength. envocabulary.com
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cut back (to reduce or lessen something) You must cut back on your expenses. I’m trying to cut back on red meat. We need to cut back on staff to save money. envocabulary.com
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