to cut off; to sever

to cut

to harvest; to reap; to gather in crops

to cut up; to break up

to gash; to cut; gash; cut

to castrate; fig. to emasculate

lawn mower (machine)

to slit sb's throat

mow grass

circumcision (male or female)

to slit one's wrists

delivery (commerce)

cosecant (of angle), written cosec θ or csc θ

see 刈包[gua4 bao1]

to cut off

(literary) to break off relations with a friend; to sever ties with sb

to discard; to abandon; to give (sth) up

circumcision (Bible term)

to set up an independent regime; to secede; segmentation; division; fragmentation

(network) cutover; (system) migration

to part with sth cherished; to forsake

secant line (math.)

to cut some meat; to cut off a piece of flesh; (fig.) (coll.) to sell at a loss

to give up; to part with

to cut apart; to sever; to separate; to isolate

to cede; cession

to amputate; to excise (cut out)

to slaughter; (fig.) to ride roughshod over; to take advantage of (others)

secant (of angle), written sec θ

to cut using oxyacetylene torch

partition (computing)

to circumcise

(fig.) (coll.) to fleece a group of people repeatedly (esp. small investors, consumers or fans), treating them as an endlessly renewable resource to harvest for profit

harvester (machine)

reaper

inalienable; unalienable; inseparable; indivisible

to get trampled on (idiom); to be taken advantage of

to cut flesh from one's thigh to nourish a sick parent (idiom); filial thigh-cutting

to rip one's robe as a sign of repudiating a sworn brotherhood (idiom); to break all friendly ties

hyperbolic cosecant, i.e. function cosech(x)

image segmentation (computer vision)

female genital mutilation

to feel as if having one's heart cut out (idiom); to be torn with grief

to resign oneself to part with what one treasures

golden ratio; golden section

combine (i.e. combine harvester)

see 殺雞焉用牛刀|杀鸡焉用牛刀[sha1 ji1 yan1 yong4 niu2 dao1]