Definition of scissor-cut in English:

scissor-cut

adjective ˌsɪzəˈkʌt

1Especially of a silhouette: that has been cut with scissors.
2Of a gemstone: having steps divided into triangular facets by diagonal lines running from corner to corner.

verb ˌsɪzəˈkʌt

with object And without object. To cut (something) with scissors.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Book Gentility. From the singular of scissors + cut<br>late 19th century; earliest use found in Kottabos. From the singular of scissors + cut, after scissor cut.

Definition of scissor-cut in US English:

scissor-cut

adjectiveˌsɪzəˈkʌt

1Especially of a silhouette: that has been cut with scissors.
2Of a gemstone: having steps divided into triangular facets by diagonal lines running from corner to corner.

verbˌsɪzəˈkʌt

with object And without object. To cut (something) with scissors.

单词	scissor-cut
释义	Definition of scissor-cut in English: scissor-cut adjective ˌsɪzəˈkʌt 1Especially of a silhouette: that has been cut with scissors. 2Of a gemstone: having steps divided into triangular facets by diagonal lines running from corner to corner. verb ˌsɪzəˈkʌt with object And without object. To cut (something) with scissors. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Book Gentility. From the singular of scissors + cut<br>late 19th century; earliest use found in Kottabos. From the singular of scissors + cut, after scissor cut. Definition of scissor-cut in US English: scissor-cut adjectiveˌsɪzəˈkʌt 1Especially of a silhouette: that has been cut with scissors. 2Of a gemstone: having steps divided into triangular facets by diagonal lines running from corner to corner. verbˌsɪzəˈkʌt with object And without object. To cut (something) with scissors. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Book Gentility. From the singular of scissors + cut<br>late 19th century; earliest use found in Kottabos. From the singular of scissors + cut, after scissor cut.
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