Definition of cutaway
: having or showing parts cut away
- a cutaway drawing
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Examples of cutaway in a Sentence
The diagram shows a cutaway view of an engine.
Recent Examples of cutaway from the Web
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First shown at the Los Angeles Auto Show in November, the brand will display a cutaway rear quarter panel of the RX to highlight the third row of seats.
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Hadid zipped into David Koma’s high-waisted flares featuring cargo pockets, belted detailing, and cutaway effects running up and down the sides.
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First Known Use of cutaway
1841
Definition of cutaway
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: a coat with skirts tapering from the front waistline to form tails at the back
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: a cutaway picture or representation
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: a shot that interrupts the main action of a film or television program to take up a related subject or to depict action supposed to be going on at the same time as the main action
3
: a back dive in which the head is lowered toward the board after the takeoff
Recent Examples of cutaway from the Web
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Look at that quick cutaway during the baby shower to the men who run Gilead, smirking and shooting and just generally being supremely smug and satisfied with themselves.
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And then six leprechauns, students wearing cutaway green suits and Irish country hats, burst into the gym.
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The loss of the grant is especially troublesome for RTA's paratransit fleet of 15 cutaway vehicles and 13 vans, which have all reached their useful life spans.
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Fair is fair Nice to see TBS with remote-coverage cutaways to fans in both the Crisler Center in Ann Arbor, Michigan, and the Connelly Center in Philadelphia.
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His Spring 2018 collection for Vuitton, presented in the Louvre, featured 18th-century style cutaway coats paired with sneakers.
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That’s the term Flieller’s been using to describe Steve Barnes’ set, which features cutaway portions of Gunner and Peg’s cottage – its edges jagged and its interior flowing seamlessly into an exterior deck and the surrounding estuary.
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When Trump made the above plea for unity, House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi's (D-Calif.) disbelief practically leaped out at you during a brief cutaway on CSPAN's cameras.
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The above-the-ankle hem balanced out the cutaway sleeves, which ran several inches past her fingers.
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First Known Use of cutaway
1849
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Definition of cutaway for English Language Learners
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: having the top or outside removed so the inside parts can be seen
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