切割

• 拼音: qiē gē
• 汉字拆解: 切 = 七 + 刀 (knife — to cut); 割 = 害 + 刀 (using a knife to separate — to cut, to slice off)

含义

To cut; to slice through; to divide by cutting. Used for industrial, technical, or precise cutting of materials.

More technical and precise than the general 切 (to cut). Commonly used in manufacturing, construction, surgery, and geology. Also used figuratively for political or territorial division: 切割利益 (to divide up interests) or 切割责任 (to separate oneself from responsibility). The figurative use is informal and somewhat negative.

例句

1. 工人使用等离子切割机对厚钢板进行精准切割，误差不超过零点一毫米。
2. 地质学家研究了岩层的切割面，从中分析出这一区域的地质演变历史。
3. 外科机器人能够在微米级精度下对组织进行切割，大幅降低手术的创伤风险。

用法指南

语境: manufacturing, surgery, geology, politics

语气: neutral

正确说法

• 激光切割技术已广泛应用于汽车零部件的精密制造，相较于传统机械切割，其速度更快、切口更整齐，且材料浪费极少。(Laser cutting technology has been widely applied in the precision manufacturing of automotive components; compared with traditional mechanical cutting, it is faster, produces cleaner cuts, and results in minimal material waste.)
• 事发后，部分涉事官员试图与主要决策者划清界限，通过公开声明切割责任，但调查机构已掌握了完整的决策链证据。(After the incident, some of the officials involved attempted to distance themselves from the key decision-makers, using public statements to sever themselves from responsibility; however, the investigating body had already obtained evidence of the complete decision-making chain.)

错误说法

• 请切割这块蛋糕 — for everyday food cutting use 切 (to cut) alone or 切开 (to cut open); 切割 sounds overly technical or industrial in a kitchen context

起源与历史

切 (to cut) + 割 (to cut/slice — especially with a blade) — to cut thoroughly or precisely

文化背景

世代: All ages

社会背景: Universal