trim off

trim off
transitive verb
abschneiden; (fig.) abnehmen
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trim off
vt
1. (cut)
to \trim off off ⇆ sth etw abschneiden
to \trim off the fat off the meat das Fett wegschneiden
2. (reduce)
to \trim off off the budget das Budget kürzen
to \trim off off taxes die Steuern senken
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vt sep
bits of beard, ends of branch abschneiden; rough edges (with knife/saw/plane/file) abschneiden/-sägen/-hobeln/-feilen; fat ab- or wegschneiden

they have trimmed 1p off income tax — sie haben den Einkommenssteuersatz um 1p gesenkt

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transitive verb
abschneiden; (fig.) abnehmen

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