scissors; shears; a metal tool with two crossed blades used for cutting things like paper, cloth, or rope; also called [[剪子|剪子|jian3 zi5]] or [[铰刀|鉸刀|jiao3 dao1]]

To select, cut, and rearrange raw film, video, or audio footage into a finished work; also used for rearranging photos or clippings into a new layout.

To trim or clip something such as fingernails, hair, or clothes with scissors to make it neat

To cut cloth or paper according to a specific size or pattern; to tailor a garment.

scissors; shears; clippers

Chinese folk art of creating decorative designs by cutting paper

to remove text or an image from a document and move it to a clipboard, as in "cut-and-paste"

To cut out articles, pictures, or data from newspapers or magazines and paste them into a scrapbook or onto paper.

to cut a ribbon at an opening or inauguration ceremony

to cut cloth or paper according to a pattern or measurements for tailoring or crafting; the process of doing so

to cut or shear something apart

To cut hair; to have one's hair cut; (literary) to shave one's head (e.g., to become a monk or nun)

a piece of information cut from a newspaper; a scrap or clipping

to select, cut, and rearrange recordings such as film, video, or audio; (genetics) to splice

a paper-cut image of a person or object following its side profile; the art of making such paper cuts

to cut away or prune branches or leaves

to shear or clip the hair or wool of an animal

shear or shearing force

The gap between high industrial prices and low agricultural prices in an economy, where the price curves on a graph resemble an open pair of scissors.

mechanical force applied parallel to a surface, often in engineering and physics contexts

machine used for mowing lawns or weeds

to trim or lop the branches of a plant to improve its appearance or promote growth

a tool used for trimming fingernails or toenails

to cut off; to clip; to trim; to snip

To have the hands crossed and tied or held tightly behind the back.

(computing) the temporary storage area for data that has been cut or copied and is ready to be pasted

to check or punch a ticket to show it has been used or verified; typically done by a conductor or ticket collector

to waylay and rob travelers; to commit highway robbery

to prune trees or plants by cutting off excess or useless branches

To cross or clasp one's hands behind the back (often while walking).

To walk or stand with hands clasped or crossed behind one's back

A type of animated film made by photographing sequences of paper cutouts to create movement.

(idiom) describes eyes that are clear and bright as autumn water; derived from a poem by the Tang dynasty poet Li He

(genetics) a large molecular complex found within the cell nucleus that removes introns from a transcribed pre-mRNA

to cut grass and pull out the roots; used to describe destroying an evil or a problem completely at its source so it cannot return

to cut a portion from a film or text; to censor content by removing parts

to prune, cut, or fell (branches or trees)

The V sign hand gesture often used in photos to represent peace or victory.

the game of rock-paper-scissors

arrowhead, an edible aquatic plant in the genus Sagittaria, also known as scissor grass because of its leaf shape

shear or shearing force

shearing or shear deformation

(computing) a temporary storage area for data that a user wants to copy or move from one place to another

a structural wall designed to resist lateral forces such as wind or seismic activity

a species of skimmer, Rynchops albicollis, found in south Asia

to cut one's hair; to have one's hair cut; to give someone a haircut

To cut hair; to have one's hair cut.

A machine tool used for cutting thin sheets of metal; it uses two blades in a manner similar to scissors.

To cut into a specific shape or form.