切除 | qiē chú | to excise; to cut out (a tumor) | |
切割 | qiē gē | to cut | |
一刀切 | yī dāo qiē | lit. to cut all at one stroke (idiom); to impose uniformity; one solution fits a diversity of problems; one size fits all | |
切磋 | qiē cuō | to compare notes; to learn from one another; to swap pointers | |
切入 | qiē rù | to cut into; to incise; to penetrate deeply into (a topic, area etc); cut (offensive moves in basketball) |
一切 | yī qiè | everything; every; all | |
密切 | mì qiè | close; familiar; intimate; closely (related); to foster close ties; to pay close attention | |
亲切 | qīn qiè | amiable; cordial; close and dear; familiar | |
切实 | qiè shí | feasible; realistic; practical; earnestly; conscientiously | |
迫切 | pò qiè | urgent; pressing |
1 | Teacher: And then if I cut it twice again? | |
2 | This time, we have to cut them. | |
3 | Thank you, but could you please cut me a smaller piece? | |
4 | Then her mother gave her a knife and said, "Cut off your toe. | |
5 | This knife won't cut. |