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pare down

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pare something down (to something)
to cut someone down to something or a smaller size. I will have to pare the budget down to the minimum. I hope we can pare down the budget. After much arguing, we pared it down.
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China Mobile has been keen to seek chips that carry various functions in a package to pare down cost of mobile phones built on the mainland-led TD-SCDMA technology.
Plans to pare down spending next year, in the face of falling revenues from betting operators, were originally approved on a majority vote, in which board members Nic Coward, the British Horseracing Authority chief executive, and Racehorse Owners' Association president Paul Dixon were on the same side, though for different reasons.
You can pare down to 10 articles of clothing that are easy to layer and mix and match.
 
 
 
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