There has been a cutback in federal subsidies. Too, rates have been increasing. This usage cannot be called incorrect, but some critics consider it awkward.(聯(lián)邦補(bǔ)助下調(diào)了。而同時(shí)，物價(jià)卻上漲了。這種用法不能說(shuō)是錯(cuò)誤的，但有些評(píng)論家卻非常討厭這種用法。)

A method of joining pipes (3) to produce underwater pipelines (2), wherein the facing free ends (15) of two adjacent pipes (3), aligned along an axis (A), are welded to define a cutback (18);(一種連接管道（3）以制造水下管路（2）的方法，其中兩個(gè)相鄰管道（3）相互面對(duì)、沿著軸（A）對(duì)準(zhǔn)的自由端（15）被焊接在一起，以限定一段修剪區(qū)域（18）；)

In most cases, the end result of a proper semi fluid OGL application will look much like an old asphaltic solvent cutback application, but appearances will vary between manufacturers.(在大多數(shù)情況下，正確的半液體ogl使用的最終結(jié)果看起來(lái)很像老式的溶于石油的瀝青應(yīng)用。不過(guò)外觀會(huì)因廠商而異。)

You can cutback this degeneration process by taking care of your bones in youthful days.(您可以減少這種變性過(guò)程照顧你的骨頭在年輕的日子。)

The reason for the cutback is that Ford is being hit hard by the fall in sales of big pick-up trucks and SUVs, where it makes most of its profits.(此次削減的主要原因是，作為利潤(rùn)最高的大皮卡車和運(yùn)動(dòng)型多功能車的銷量銳減致使福特遭受了重撞。)

The research firm adjusted its spending forecast downward across all segments, attributing the cutback in spending to the economic recession.(該研究公司向下調(diào)整了各個(gè)行業(yè)的開(kāi)支預(yù)測(cè)，并把開(kāi)支削減歸因于經(jīng)濟(jì)衰退。)

Brownout: a reduction or cutback in electric power especially as a result of a shortage a mechanical failure or overuse by consumers.(部分燈火管制：由于電力不足、發(fā)電機(jī)出故障或用戶用電過(guò)度而減少電力供應(yīng)或停止供電。)

Without some drastic and immediate cutback in expenses, it simply wasn't possible.(如果不立即大幅度地削減開(kāi)支，這根本是不可能的。)

When they tried to trap him, he slithered through it like Barry Sanders, making a cutback to get space.(當(dāng)凱爾特人試圖限制他時(shí)，他便會(huì)不斷地像巴里·桑德斯那樣晃動(dòng)身子，制造出投籃空間。)

The cutback in financial services reflects the slowdown in the banking sector, although several large IT contracts have been signed since the start of the credit crunch.(金融服務(wù)業(yè)削減IT經(jīng)費(fèi)說(shuō)明了銀行業(yè)的蕭條，盡管在信貸危機(jī)開(kāi)始后簽署了一些大型的IT合同。)