slash
verb
noun
slæʃ
verb
1
to
cut
or
try
to
cut
something
violently
with
a
knife,
sword
etc
〔用刀、剑等〕猛削，劈，砍
I,T always + adv/prep
Someone
had
slashed
the
tires.
有人把轮胎割破了。
[+
at/through
]
The
leopard’s
claws
slashed
through
soft
flesh.
豹的爪子切入柔软的肉里。
2
to
greatly
reduce
an
amount,
price
etc
–
used
especially
in
newspapers
and
advertising
大幅度削减〔数量、价格等; 尤用于报纸及广告中〕;
T
The
workforce
has
been
slashed
by
50%.
劳动力已削减了 50%。
3
slash your wrists
to
cut
the
VEINS
in
your
wrists
with
the
intention
of
killing
yourself
割腕（自杀）
noun
4
a
quick
movement
that
you
make
with
a
knife,
sword
etc
in
order
to
cut
someone
or
something
〔用刀、剑等的〕砍，劈，猛削
5
slash mark
also
又作
a
line
(/)
used
in
writing
to
separate
words,
numbers,
or
letters
斜线符号〔用以分隔单词、数字或字母〕
6
a
long
narrow
cut
in
something
长条状切口 （裂口 ）;
Cut
several
slashes
across
the
top
of
the
loaf
before
baking.
面包烘烤前在上面切几道口子。
7
have/take a slash
to
URINATE
[英，口，不礼貌] 撒尿
BrE spoken not polite