used to tell sb to stop doing or saying sth annoying; (be cut out for/to) to have the qualities or character suited to something; to not allow sb to be involved in sth; (have one's work cut out) to face a difficult task that will take a lot of effort
Oxford25% of films
used to tell sb to stop doing or saying sth annoying
Editorial20% of films
(be cut out for/to) to have the qualities or character suited to something
Yeah, Pa always says you was never cut out for no preacher.
Oxford15% of films
to not allow sb to be involved in sth
Cut out the middleman.
Editorial10% of films
(have one's work cut out) to face a difficult task that will take a lot of effort
Definitions from the Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary, 9th edition