clipping

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• /ˈklɪpɪŋ/
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• CMU ARPABET: K L IH1 P IH0 NG Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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By surface analysis, clip + -ing.

67 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: кастрене (kastrene) — action of the verb "to clip"
• Bulgarian: подрязване (podrjazvane) — action of the verb "to clip"
• Finnish: leikkaaminen — action of the verb "to clip"
• Finnish: leikkaus — action of the verb "to clip"
• German: schneidend — action of the verb "to clip"
• German: abschneidend — action of the verb "to clip"
• German: beschneidend — action of the verb "to clip"
• Polish: przycinanie — action of the verb "to clip"
• Portuguese: cortado — action of the verb "to clip"
• Portuguese: recortado — action of the verb "to clip"
• Ukrainian: стри́жка (strýžka) — action of the verb "to clip"
• Arabic: قُلَامَة (qulāma) — piece of something removed by clipping
• Bulgarian: отрязък (otrjazǎk) — piece of something removed by clipping
• Bulgarian: изрезка (izrezka) — piece of something removed by clipping
• Catalan: retall — piece of something removed by clipping
• Dutch: knipsel — piece of something removed by clipping
• Ewe: administration — piece of something removed by clipping
• Finnish: leike — piece of something removed by clipping
• Galician: retrinco — piece of something removed by clipping
• German: Schnipsel — piece of something removed by clipping
• German: Abschnitt — piece of something removed by clipping
• German: Schnitt — piece of something removed by clipping
• German: Rasenschnitt — piece of something removed by clipping
• Ancient Greek: ἀπόκομμα (apókomma) — piece of something removed by clipping
• Māori: topenga — piece of something removed by clipping
• Polish: wycinek — piece of something removed by clipping
• Portuguese: clipagem — piece of something removed by clipping
• Portuguese: recorte — piece of something removed by clipping
• Russian: обрезка (obrezka) — piece of something removed by clipping
• Russian: срез (srez) — piece of something removed by clipping
• Spanish: recorte — piece of something removed by clipping
• Bulgarian: изрезка (izrezka) — article clipped from a newspaper
• Catalan: retall — article clipped from a newspaper
• Dutch: krantenknipsel — article clipped from a newspaper
• Finnish: leike — article clipped from a newspaper
• Finnish: lehtileike — article clipped from a newspaper
• German: Zeitungsausschnitt — article clipped from a newspaper
• German: Presseausschnitt — article clipped from a newspaper
• German: Ausschnitt — article clipped from a newspaper
• Icelandic: úrklippa — article clipped from a newspaper
• Irish: gearrthán — article clipped from a newspaper
• Polish: wycinek — article clipped from a newspaper
• Portuguese: recorte — article clipped from a newspaper
• Spanish: recorte — article clipped from a newspaper
• Welsh: toriad — article clipped from a newspaper
• Bulgarian: съкращение (sǎkraštenie) — short form
• Catalan: truncament — short form
• Czech: zkrácenina — short form
• Dutch: verkorting — short form
• Finnish: lyhennys — short form
• French: troncation — short form
• French: apocope — short form
• German: Kurzform — short form
• German: Kurzwortbildung — short form
• German: Verkürzung — short form
• Greek: περικοπή (perikopí) — short form
• Hungarian: szórövidülés — short form
• Hungarian: szócsonkítás — short form
• Irish: bearradh — short form
• Italian: accorciamento — short form
• Polish: skrót — short form
• Portuguese: encurtamento — short form
• Spanish: acortamiento — short form
• Welsh: talfyriad — short form
• Polish: podcinanie — signal processing
• Polish: przycinanie — computer graphics
• Polish: podcinanie — football