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cutters

 

[ ˈkʌtərz ]

Noun
Context #1 | Noun

tool usage

A person or thing that cuts something, especially a tool or machine used for cutting.

Synonyms

blade, slicer, trimmer

Examples of usage

  • The cutters are used in the construction industry.
  • The fabric cutters are essential for tailoring.
Context #2 | Noun

sports

A player who excels in cutting through the defense to score points.

Synonyms

attacker, scorer, striker

Examples of usage

  • The basketball team's best cutter is unstoppable on the court.
  • She is known for her speed and agility as a cutter in ultimate frisbee.
Context #3 | Noun

fashion

A type of clothing or style that is designed to be form-fitting and show off the body.

Synonyms

bodycon, figure-hugging, tight-fitting

Examples of usage

  • She looked stunning in her new cutters at the fashion show.
  • The trend of wearing cutters has become popular among celebrities.

Translations

Translations of the word "cutters" in other languages:

🇵🇹 cortadores

🇮🇳 काटने वाले उपकरण

🇩🇪 Schneider

🇮🇩 pemotong

🇺🇦 різці

🇵🇱 nożyce

🇯🇵 カッター

🇫🇷 coupeurs

🇪🇸 cortadores

🇹🇷 kesiciler

🇰🇷 컷터

🇸🇦 قواطع

🇨🇿 řezačky

🇸🇰 rezačky

🇨🇳 切割器

🇸🇮 rezalniki

🇮🇸 skurðir

🇰🇿 кескіштер

🇬🇪 მჭრელები

🇦🇿 kəsicilər

🇲🇽 cortadores

Etymology

The term 'cutters' originated from the Middle English word 'cuttere', which referred to a person who cuts things. Over time, the term evolved to also include tools and machines used for cutting. In sports, 'cutter' gained popularity to describe a player who excels at cutting through the defense. In fashion, 'cutters' became associated with form-fitting clothing styles. The word has evolved to encompass various contexts, reflecting its versatility in usage.

See also: cut, cutaway, cutback, cute, cuticle, cutie, cutlass, cutlery, cutlet, cutoff, cutout, cutter, cutthroat, cutting, cuttings, intercut, offcuts, undercut.

Word Frequency Rank

Ranked #11,856, this word falls into high-advanced vocabulary. It appears less frequently but is valuable for expressing precise meanings in specific contexts.