掐断

掐斷
qiāduàn
  1. to nip off (with fingernails etc)
  2. (fig.) to cut off (supply etc)
  3. to disconnect

CEDICT

to cut off; to nip off; to break off; to disconnect

Wiktionary

Entry Composition

1 掐 qiā
  1. to pick (flowers)
  2. to pinch
  3. to nip
  4. to pinch off
  5. to clutch
  6. (slang) to fight
2 断 duàn
  1. to break
  2. to snap
  3. to cut off
  4. to give up or abstain from sth
  5. to judge
  6. (usu. used in the negative) absolutely
  7. definitely
  8. decidedly

Related entries

剪掉 jiǎndiào
  1. to cut off
  2. to cut away
  3. to trim
瑪麗決定剪掉她的雙馬尾。

Mary decided to cut off her pigtails.

Source: Tatoeba

割取 gēqǔ to cut off
割断 gēduàn
  1. to cut off
  2. to sever
她用她的小刀割断了绳子。

She cut the rope with her knife.

Source: Tatoeba

截 jié
  1. to cut off (a length)
  2. to stop
  3. to intercept
  4. section
  5. chunk
  6. length
他舉高了手來截的士。

He raised his hand in order that the taxi might stop.

Source: Tatoeba

斩断 zhǎnduàn
  1. to cut off
  2. to chop sth in half
遮断 zhēduàn
  1. to cut off
  2. to interrupt
  3. to prevent access
刽 guì
  1. to amputate
  2. to cut off
  3. also pr. kuài
阻隔 zǔgé
  1. to separate
  2. to cut off
我不得不戴耳塞来阻隔旁边建筑工地的所有噪音。

I have to wear earplugs to drown out all the noise from the construction site next door.

Source: Tatoeba

截断 jiéduàn
  1. to break or cut in two
  2. to sever
  3. to cut off
  4. (fig.) to cut off (a conversation, a flow etc)
  5. to interrupt
  6. (math.) to truncate
断 duàn
  1. to break
  2. to snap
  3. to cut off
  4. to give up or abstain from sth
  5. to judge
  6. (usu. used in the negative) absolutely
  7. definitely
  8. decidedly
我的手臂斷了。

I broke my arm.

Source: Tatoeba

脱钩 tuōgōu
  1. to cut ties
  2. to disconnect
  3. out of touch