Scissors, as a noun, refer to tools for cutting objects, which usually consist of two parts, one is fixed and the other is moving. This tool is often used to cut cloth, paper and other materials.
As a verb, scissors can mean to cut or trim with scissors. For example, we can use scissors to cut off redundant threads, or wash and trim the branches and leaves of flowers and plants.
Scissors can also refer to the action of cutting or separating objects. For example, we can say to cut the cable, which means to disconnect the cable from the power supply or other equipment.
In some fixed phrases, scissors also have a special meaning. For example, silhouette refers to clearly displaying the outline or image of an object, usually drawing the outline of the object with white lines or squares on a black background.
In some dialects, cutting can also mean an action, such as cutting hair, which means trimming hair.
Segmentation of word formation and sentence formation;
Scissors: I cut the rope with scissors.
2. Paper-cutting: She likes to cut paper with scissors and make all kinds of beautiful patterns.
3. Silhouette: I saw a beautiful silhouette in the moonlight.
4. Haircut: I went to the barber shop and got a new haircut.
5. Editing: The series of tracks edited by this movie is excellent and impressive.
6. Clip art: I like collecting clip art from magazines.
7. tailoring: this dress needs to be tailored to fit.
8. Pruning: Spring is a good time to prune trees.
9. Newspaper clippings: I cut some information in the newspaper every day.
10, ribbon-cutting: When the company opened, we held a ribbon-cutting ceremony.
1 1. shearing force: this material has strong shearing force and is not easy to be destroyed.
12. Silhouette painting: This silhouette painting has smooth lines and is very artistic.
13, shearing wool: farmers are busy shearing wool.
14. Cut window grilles: During the Spring Festival, we will cut some window grilles to decorate the windows.
15, lawn mower: I cut the lawn in the garden with a lawn mower.