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cut down to

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cut something down to something
to reduce something to a manageable size. We cut the program down to size and it was very enjoyable. We cut down the program to a half hour.
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A large number of protected trees would have had to be cut down to make way for the two and three-bedroom homes.
Similarly, a natural Christmas tree is cut down to be used for just one Christmas while artificial trees can be used year after year.
I learned to cut down cheese by grating it or using stronger flavour and I have cut down to 1 per cent milk rather than semi-skimmed," he said.
 
 
 
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