tagliare fuori
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Etymology
Literally, “to cut out”.
Verb
tagliàre fuori (first-person singular present tàglio fuori, first-person singular past historic tagliài fuori, past participle tagliàto fuori, auxiliary avére)
- (idiomatic, transitive) to exclude; to isolate; to estrange; to cut out
- Synonyms: estromettere, escludere, estraniare, ostracizzare
- 2020 September 16, Federico Rampini, “Ma anche con Biden l'ambasciata Usa resterà a Gerusalemme [But also with Biden the US embassy will stay in Jerusalem]”, in la Repubblica:
- L'opposizione democratica è stata critica, contestando il trattamento dei palestinesi tagliati fuori dall'accordo.
- The Democratic opposition has been cirtical, contesting the treatment of Palestinians cut out of the agreement.
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