cut back to (someone or something)

To return to a shot of someone or something, as in TV or film. After that flashback, we'll cut back to the happy couple, who don't look quite so happy anymore.

cut back to someone or something

[for a film or television camera] to return to a picture of someone or something. Suddenly, the camera cut back to the reporter, who—unprepared—just stood there. The scene cut back to the veranda overlooking the bay.

词组	cut back to (someone or something)
释义	cut back to (someone or something) cut back to (someone or something) To return to a shot of someone or something, as in TV or film. After that flashback, we'll cut back to the happy couple, who don't look quite so happy anymore. See also: back, cut Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. cut back to someone or something [for a film or television camera] to return to a picture of someone or something. Suddenly, the camera cut back to the reporter, who—unprepared—just stood there. The scene cut back to the veranda overlooking the bay. See also: back, cut McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: cut back to the happy day many happy returns of the day the disease to please disease to please happy days many happy returns bunny be get (something) out in the open
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