cut a ribbon

cut a/the ribbon

To formally open or begin something, which can include the act of cutting a ceremonial ribbon. The CEO should definitely be there when we cut the ribbon on the new hospital wing tomorrow.

cut a (or the) ribbon

perform an opening ceremony, usually by formally cutting a ribbon strung across the entrance to a building, road, etc.

词组	cut a ribbon
释义	cut a ribbon cut a/the ribbon To formally open or begin something, which can include the act of cutting a ceremonial ribbon. The CEO should definitely be there when we cut the ribbon on the new hospital wing tomorrow. See also: cut, ribbon Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. cut a (or the) ribbon perform an opening ceremony, usually by formally cutting a ribbon strung across the entrance to a building, road, etc. See also: cut, ribbon Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary See also: cut a/the ribbon catch a tiger by the tail the blame for (something) start out at (something or some place) start out at an amount of money start off at (something or some place) blame for blame for (something) blamed crush it
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