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cut

[kuht] / kʌt /






NOUN
type, kind
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The economic impact of the crisis has begun to bite around the world, with governments looking to cut energy consumption and airlines scaling back flights.

From Barron's

The company is also testing a method to cut the amount of water in the recycling process, and aims to team up with 20 municipalities by 2035 to recycle their diapers.

From Barron's

On Feb. 24, there was a 94% chance of one rate cut this year; now there’s a 3.6% chance of one cut.

From Barron's

Consumers are altering routines to cut energy usage and reducing discretionary purchases due to rising fuel costs.

From The Wall Street Journal

Even then, for prices to fall toward prewar levels, traders want to see Persian Gulf producers reverse output cuts from the early days of the war.

From The Wall Street Journal