Cut through
/kʌt θruː/B1
Intermediate
1. To move easily and quickly through a substance or area.
- The boat cut through the water with ease.
- The new car model cuts through traffic more efficiently due to its advanced features.
2. To make something easier to understand or to deal with, especially by removing unnecessary information.
- The manager's explanation cut through all the technical jargon.
- The program is designed to help students cut through the complexities of calculus.
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