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单词 slash
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Synonyms of 'slash'

cut, slit, gash, lacerate
reduce, cut, decrease, drop
cut, lose, shed, get rid of
cut, slit, gash, rent
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slash

British English: slash VERB
If you slash something, you make a long, deep cut in it.
Somebody slashed the tyres of the van.
  • American English: slash
  • Brazilian Portuguese: cortar
  • Chinese:
  • European Spanish: rajar
  • French: taillader
  • German: aufschlitzen
  • Italian: squarciare
  • Japanese: ざっくり切る
  • Korean: > 베다깊숙이
  • European Portuguese: cortar
  • Latin American Spanish: rajar

All related terms of 'slash'

Chinese translation of 'slash'

slash

(slæʃ)

vt

  1. [tyres, face] 划(劃)破 (huápò)
  2. [prices, costs] 大幅削减(減) (dàfú xuējiǎn)

n (c)

  1. (= slit) 划(劃)口 (huákǒu)
  2. (also forward slash) 斜线(線)号(號) (xiéxiànhào)
    to slash one's wrists 割腕 (gē wàn)
    to slash at sb/sth 朝某人/某物猛砍 (cháo mǒurén/mǒuwù měng kǎn)
(verb) 
Definition
to make large gashes in
He didn't make it into work today because someone slashed his tyres last night.
Synonyms
cut
Thieves cut a hole in the fence.
Cut the branches back with a saw.
slit
She slit open the envelope.
gash
He gashed his leg while felling trees.
lacerate
Its claws lacerated his thighs.
score
Lightly score the surface of the steaks with a sharp cook's knife.
rend (literary)
pain that rends the heart
rip
I tried not to rip the paper.
hack
He desperately hacked through the undergrowth.
Several trees were hacked down with machetes.
(verb) 
Definition
to reduce drastically
Everyone agrees that subsidies have to be slashed.
Synonyms
reduce
Consumption is being reduced by 25 per cent.
cut
The first priority is to cut costs.
decrease
The medication is said to decrease the risk of heart attack.
drop
Temperatures can drop to freezing at night.
lower
The new measures will lower the risk.
moderate
They are hoping that she will be persuaded to moderate her views.
diminish
Federalism is intended to diminish the power of the central state.
cut down
lessen
Keep immunisations up to date to lessen the risk of serious illness.
curtail
NATO plans to curtail the number of troops being sent to the region.
The celebrations had to be curtailed because of bad weather.
(verb) 
Definition
to reduce drastically
They decided to slash jobs, close down plants and downsize.
Synonyms
cut
lose
shed
get rid of
(noun) 
Definition
a cut made by such a stroke
deep slashes in the meat
Synonyms
cut
The operation involves making several cuts in the cornea.
slit
Make a slit in the stem.
gash
a long gash just above his right eye
rent
a small rent in the silk
rip
She looked at the rip in her new dress.
incision
It involves making a tiny incision in the skin.
laceration
He had lacerations on his back and thighs.

Additional synonyms

in the sense of curtail
Definition
to restrict
NATO plans to curtail the number of troops being sent to the region.The celebrations had to be curtailed because of bad weather.
Synonyms
reduce,
cut,
diminish,
decrease,
dock,
cut back,
shorten,
lessen,
cut short,
pare down,
retrench
in the sense of decrease
Definition
to make or become less in size, strength, or quantity
The medication is said to decrease the risk of heart attack.
Synonyms
reduce,
cut,
lower,
contract,
depress,
moderate,
weaken,
diminish,
turn down,
slow down,
cut down,
shorten,
dilute,
impair,
lessen,
curtail,
wind down,
abate,
tone down,
truncate,
abridge,
downsize
in the sense of diminish
Definition
to make or become smaller, fewer, or less
Federalism is intended to diminish the power of the central state.
Synonyms
reduce,
cut,
decrease,
lessen,
contract,
lower,
weaken,
curtail,
abate,
retrench,
disempower

Synonyms of 'slash'

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in the sense of drop
Definition
to decrease in amount, strength, or value
Temperatures can drop to freezing at night.
Synonyms
fall,
lower,
sink,
decline,
plunge,
slump,
diminish,
decrease,
plummet,
dwindle,
lessen,
slacken
in the sense of gash
Definition
to make a long deep cut in
He gashed his leg while felling trees.
Synonyms
cut,
tear,
split,
wound,
rend (literary),
slash,
slit,
gouge,
lacerate
in the sense of gash
Definition
a long deep cut
a long gash just above his right eye
Synonyms
cut,
tear,
split,
wound,
rent,
slash,
slit,
gouge,
incision,
laceration
in the sense of hack
Definition
to cut and clear (a way) through undergrowth
He desperately hacked through the undergrowth.Several trees were hacked down with machetes.
Synonyms
cut,
chop,
slash,
mutilate,
mangle,
mangulate (Australian, slang),
gash,
hew,
lacerate
in the sense of incision
Definition
a cut, esp. one made during a surgical operation
It involves making a tiny incision in the skin.
Synonyms
cut,
opening,
slash,
notch,
slit,
gash
in the sense of lacerate
Definition
to tear (the flesh) jaggedly
Its claws lacerated his thighs.
Synonyms
tear,
cut,
wound,
rend (literary),
rip,
slash,
claw,
maim,
mangle,
mangulate (Australian, slang),
gash,
jag
in the sense of laceration
He had lacerations on his back and thighs.
Synonyms
cut,
injury,
tear,
wound,
rent,
rip,
slash,
trauma,
gash,
mutilation
in the sense of lessen
Definition
to make or become less
Keep immunisations up to date to lessen the risk of serious illness.
Synonyms
reduce,
lower,
diminish,
decrease,
relax,
ease,
narrow,
moderate,
dial down,
weaken,
erode,
impair,
degrade,
minimize,
curtail,
lighten,
wind down,
abridge,
de-escalate
in the sense of lower
Definition
to lessen or become less
The new measures will lower the risk.
Synonyms
lessen,
cut,
reduce,
moderate,
diminish,
slash,
decrease,
prune,
minimize,
curtail,
abate
in the sense of moderate
Definition
to make or become less extreme or violent
They are hoping that she will be persuaded to moderate her views.
Synonyms
soften,
control,
calm,
temper,
regulate,
quiet,
diminish,
decrease,
curb,
restrain,
tame,
subdue,
play down,
lessen,
repress,
mitigate,
tone down,
pacify,
modulate,
soft-pedal (informal)

Additional synonyms

in the sense of rend
Definition
(of a sound) to break (the silence) with a shrill or piercing tone
pain that rends the heart
Synonyms
tear,
break,
split,
rip,
pull,
separate,
divide,
crack,
burst,
smash,
disturb,
shatter,
pierce,
fracture,
sever,
wrench,
splinter,
rupture,
cleave,
lacerate,
rive,
tear to pieces,
sunder (literary),
dissever
in the sense of rent
Definition
a slit made by tearing
a small rent in the silk
Synonyms
tear,
split,
rip,
slash,
slit,
gash,
perforation,
hole
in the sense of rip
Definition
to remove hastily or roughly
I tried not to rip the paper.
Synonyms
tear,
cut,
score,
split,
burst,
rend (literary),
slash,
hack,
claw,
slit,
gash,
lacerate
in the sense of rip
Definition
a tear or split
She looked at the rip in her new dress.
Synonyms
tear,
cut,
hole,
split,
rent,
slash,
slit,
cleavage,
gash,
laceration
in the sense of score
Definition
to make cuts or lines in or on
Lightly score the surface of the steaks with a sharp cook's knife.
Synonyms
cut,
scratch,
nick,
mark,
mar,
slash,
scrape,
notch,
graze,
gash,
gouge,
deface,
indent,
crosshatch,
make a groove in
in the sense of slit
Definition
to make a straight long cut in (something)
She slit open the envelope.
Synonyms
cut (open),
rip,
slash,
knife,
pierce,
lance,
gash,
split open
in the sense of slit
Definition
a long narrow cut or opening
Make a slit in the stem.
Synonyms
cut,
gash,
incision,
tear,
rent,
fissure
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