Cortará (en. Will cut)
/kor-ta-'ra/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishSpanish
verb
To separate or divide something with a sharp instrument.
The carpenter will cut the wood with the saw.
El carpintero cortará la madera con la sierra.
To interrupt the flow of something.
If you don't pay the bill, the power company will cut your service.
Si no pagas la factura, la compañía de luz cortará tu servicio.
To reduce, diminish, or limit something.
The company will cut costs to improve its finances.
La empresa cortará gastos para mejorar sus finanzas.
Etymology
From the verb 'cortar', which comes from the Latin 'cortare'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
cut to the chase
To solve a problem drastically.
cortar por lo sano
don't cut the conversation short
To not interrupt a conversation.
no cortar el rollo
Related Words
cut
Action of cutting.
corte
cut
Wound produced by a cut.
cortadura
cutter
Instrument or person who cuts.
cortador
Slang Meanings
Cut to the root
I decided to cut it off at the root and not talk to her anymore.
Decidí cortarla de raíz y no hablar más con ella.
Cut the bad vibes
I always try to cut the bad vibes in the group.
Siempre intento cortar la mala onda en el grupo.