Definition of cutting room in English:

cutting room

noun

A room in a film studio where film is cut and edited.
as modifier such a scene would end up on the cutting-room floor
Example sentencesExamples
- Has material disappeared on the cutting-room floor?
- So a lot is bound to end up on the cutting-room floor.
- If anything, the courage was in the cutting room, and trying to make a film that was singular.
- Did a vital piece of this characterization end up on the cutting-room floor?
- But this is all done, of course, in the cutting room.
- To his credit and my relief, he willingly rode out the longer piece, and for once I didn't have to fret about what got left on the cutting-room floor.
- And a lot of this kind of film is made in the cutting room.
- The Diaries was an attempt to reshape material that's in my early films; I decided to go into the cutting room and just put the stuff together.
- We took our time tidying up the cutting-room, in the forlorn hope Jerry might relent.
- Sometimes, writers are asked to tighten their stories; other times, there is additional info that just doesn't fit anywhere and good stuff ends up on the proverbial cutting-room floor.
- After being sent down from Cambridge, he began his career in films as a cutting room assistant for Gaumont-British studios in 1934.
- The film was edited at night and weekends for five months in the cutting rooms of the BFI.
- I am, however, all too aware that in doing so I have left great tracts of submission and citation on the cutting-room floor.
- The voiceover drips like honey and words such as ‘syphilis’ and ‘serial bankrupt’ are confined to the cutting-room floor.
- Film actors often complain that their best work was left on the cutting-room floor.
- The best test screenings are for film-makers who read the room and go back into the cutting room.
- Initially he worked in the cutting rooms at Thames Television, graduating to direction with TV drama episodes and two documentaries about Ingmar Bergman.
- He began to think seriously of a life in film and eventually found employment in the cutting rooms at Denham.
- It's a bruising headlong rush - all kindnesses abandoned on the cutting-room floor.
- There are two rooms: a waiting room, and a cutting room.

Definition of cutting room in US English:

cutting room

nounˈkədɪŋ rum

A room in a production studio where film or videotape is cut and edited.
as modifier such a scene would end up on the cutting-room floor
Example sentencesExamples
- Sometimes, writers are asked to tighten their stories; other times, there is additional info that just doesn't fit anywhere and good stuff ends up on the proverbial cutting-room floor.
- But this is all done, of course, in the cutting room.
- We took our time tidying up the cutting-room, in the forlorn hope Jerry might relent.
- It's a bruising headlong rush - all kindnesses abandoned on the cutting-room floor.
- Initially he worked in the cutting rooms at Thames Television, graduating to direction with TV drama episodes and two documentaries about Ingmar Bergman.
- If anything, the courage was in the cutting room, and trying to make a film that was singular.
- To his credit and my relief, he willingly rode out the longer piece, and for once I didn't have to fret about what got left on the cutting-room floor.
- Did a vital piece of this characterization end up on the cutting-room floor?
- Has material disappeared on the cutting-room floor?
- The Diaries was an attempt to reshape material that's in my early films; I decided to go into the cutting room and just put the stuff together.
- The voiceover drips like honey and words such as ‘syphilis’ and ‘serial bankrupt’ are confined to the cutting-room floor.
- The best test screenings are for film-makers who read the room and go back into the cutting room.
- The film was edited at night and weekends for five months in the cutting rooms of the BFI.
- And a lot of this kind of film is made in the cutting room.
- Film actors often complain that their best work was left on the cutting-room floor.
- After being sent down from Cambridge, he began his career in films as a cutting room assistant for Gaumont-British studios in 1934.
- I am, however, all too aware that in doing so I have left great tracts of submission and citation on the cutting-room floor.
- He began to think seriously of a life in film and eventually found employment in the cutting rooms at Denham.
- There are two rooms: a waiting room, and a cutting room.
- So a lot is bound to end up on the cutting-room floor.

单词	cutting room
释义	Definition of cutting room in English: cutting room noun A room in a film studio where film is cut and edited. as modifier such a scene would end up on the cutting-room floor Example sentencesExamples Has material disappeared on the cutting-room floor? So a lot is bound to end up on the cutting-room floor. If anything, the courage was in the cutting room, and trying to make a film that was singular. Did a vital piece of this characterization end up on the cutting-room floor? But this is all done, of course, in the cutting room. To his credit and my relief, he willingly rode out the longer piece, and for once I didn't have to fret about what got left on the cutting-room floor. And a lot of this kind of film is made in the cutting room. The Diaries was an attempt to reshape material that's in my early films; I decided to go into the cutting room and just put the stuff together. We took our time tidying up the cutting-room, in the forlorn hope Jerry might relent. Sometimes, writers are asked to tighten their stories; other times, there is additional info that just doesn't fit anywhere and good stuff ends up on the proverbial cutting-room floor. After being sent down from Cambridge, he began his career in films as a cutting room assistant for Gaumont-British studios in 1934. The film was edited at night and weekends for five months in the cutting rooms of the BFI. I am, however, all too aware that in doing so I have left great tracts of submission and citation on the cutting-room floor. The voiceover drips like honey and words such as ‘syphilis’ and ‘serial bankrupt’ are confined to the cutting-room floor. Film actors often complain that their best work was left on the cutting-room floor. The best test screenings are for film-makers who read the room and go back into the cutting room. Initially he worked in the cutting rooms at Thames Television, graduating to direction with TV drama episodes and two documentaries about Ingmar Bergman. He began to think seriously of a life in film and eventually found employment in the cutting rooms at Denham. It's a bruising headlong rush - all kindnesses abandoned on the cutting-room floor. There are two rooms: a waiting room, and a cutting room. Definition of cutting room in US English: cutting room nounˈkədɪŋ rum A room in a production studio where film or videotape is cut and edited. as modifier such a scene would end up on the cutting-room floor Example sentencesExamples Sometimes, writers are asked to tighten their stories; other times, there is additional info that just doesn't fit anywhere and good stuff ends up on the proverbial cutting-room floor. But this is all done, of course, in the cutting room. We took our time tidying up the cutting-room, in the forlorn hope Jerry might relent. It's a bruising headlong rush - all kindnesses abandoned on the cutting-room floor. Initially he worked in the cutting rooms at Thames Television, graduating to direction with TV drama episodes and two documentaries about Ingmar Bergman. If anything, the courage was in the cutting room, and trying to make a film that was singular. To his credit and my relief, he willingly rode out the longer piece, and for once I didn't have to fret about what got left on the cutting-room floor. Did a vital piece of this characterization end up on the cutting-room floor? Has material disappeared on the cutting-room floor? The Diaries was an attempt to reshape material that's in my early films; I decided to go into the cutting room and just put the stuff together. The voiceover drips like honey and words such as ‘syphilis’ and ‘serial bankrupt’ are confined to the cutting-room floor. The best test screenings are for film-makers who read the room and go back into the cutting room. The film was edited at night and weekends for five months in the cutting rooms of the BFI. And a lot of this kind of film is made in the cutting room. Film actors often complain that their best work was left on the cutting-room floor. After being sent down from Cambridge, he began his career in films as a cutting room assistant for Gaumont-British studios in 1934. I am, however, all too aware that in doing so I have left great tracts of submission and citation on the cutting-room floor. He began to think seriously of a life in film and eventually found employment in the cutting rooms at Denham. There are two rooms: a waiting room, and a cutting room. So a lot is bound to end up on the cutting-room floor.
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