“Cutting off” in Japanese
Short answer
Cutting off in Japanese is “剪除” (senjo). Full meaning: cutting off, cut(ting) out.
Other ways to say “Cutting off” in Japanese
断裁
dansai cutting, cutting off
切り取り
kiritori cutting, tearing off, cutting off, clipping; cutting (for a railroad, highway, etc.), cut; robbery with assault, burglary
断截
dansai cutting, cutting off
カットオフ
kattoofu cutoff (e.g. audio, electrical flow, production), cutting off; cutoff (play); cutoff (jeans, etc.)
疎外
sogai alienation, estrangement, leaving (someone) out, casting out, cutting off, avoiding, giving the cold shoulder
キリトリ
kiritori cutting, tearing off, cutting off, clipping; cutting (for a railroad, highway, etc.), cut; robbery with assault, burglary
切取
kiritori cutting, tearing off, cutting off, clipping; cutting (for a railroad, highway, etc.), cut; robbery with assault, burglary
切取り
kiritori cutting, tearing off, cutting off, clipping; cutting (for a railroad, highway, etc.), cut; robbery with assault, burglary
切りとり
kiritori cutting, tearing off, cutting off, clipping; cutting (for a railroad, highway, etc.), cut; robbery with assault, burglary
斬り取り
kiritori cutting, tearing off, cutting off, clipping; cutting (for a railroad, highway, etc.), cut; robbery with assault, burglary
停止
teishi stoppage, coming to a stop, halt, standstill; ceasing (movement, activity, etc.), suspension (of operations), interruption (e.g. of electricity supply), cutting off; suspension (of payment, a licence, etc.), (temporary) prohibition, ban
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