How to pronounce“axe”in English

Axe is commonly used when jobs or services are reduced. So a company might axe jobs to save money or your favourite

when we took the decision to axe the program, uh the radio program.

Not just trees: you probably don't 'axe' a tree – you 'cut a tree down' with an axe – but if you 'axe' a service, or if you 'axe' jobs, or in this case if you 'axe' a travel corridor,

So, this – to 'axe' something – means to cut it dramatically.

you know, are they going to axe,

So, we'd better carry on doing a good job on news review or they might axe the programme.

Now, here, the leader of the Conservative Party has pledged to axe stamp duty, the tax someone pays when purchasing a home, if they win the next