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meaning of this sentence
"While her voice may have an air of mansuetude, she proved that she could easily cut above the din of the boys in her band. . .." (Christopher Muther, The Boston Globe, June 24, 2004)
what's the meaning of "she could easily cut above the din of the boys in her band....".? thanks.
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Re: meaning of this sentence

Originally Posted by
jesson cui
"While her voice may have an air of mansuetude, she proved that she could easily cut above the din of the boys in her band. . .." (Christopher Muther,
The Boston Globe, June 24, 2004)
what's the meaning of "she could easily cut above the din of the boys in her band....".? thanks.

It means that with ease she could make her voice loud enough to be heard, inspite of the noise that her band made.
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Re: meaning of this sentence
i still don't know clearly the way of the usage of "cut" here. hope your help. thanks.
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Re: meaning of this sentence

Originally Posted by
jesson cui
i still don't know clearly the way of the usage of "
cut" here. hope your help. thanks.

"cut" is a somewhat unusual word to use here so don't worry about it too much. "cut above" means (to rise above) (to be louder than) and be heard.
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Re: meaning of this sentence
hi,2006.many thanks for your help. now i get it.
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