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trim off

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trim something off (of) someone or something and trim something off
to cut something off someone or something. (Of is usually retained before pronouns.) I asked the barber to trim the beard off of Ralph. The barber trimmed off Ralph's beard.
See also: trim


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s If you grill the bacon, trim off the rind and use wholemeal bread without butter, a bacon roll is no bad alternative, with relatively low fat levels.
Repeat the same at the bottom and then trim off the top and bottom.
To do this, take a block of wood and use it to press the vinyl into a crease along the bottom of the skirting boards, then trim off the excess neatly.
 
 
 
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