Slash Meaning in English

word

US

/ˈsɫæʃ/

slash

UK

/slˈæʃ/

slash

释义

To cut with a quick, strong movement using something sharp. Also, the symbol "/" used in writing and computers.

用法与细微差别

As a verb, 'slash' is used mainly for dramatic or strong cutting actions, often in stories, movies, or reporting injuries. As a noun, it's common in tech ("forward slash") and to mean a mark made by cutting. Do not confuse it with 'slash prices' (to reduce) or 'backslash' (\).

• Spanish: cortar (con un objeto afilado) - barra (/) (símbolo)
• Portuguese (BR): cortar (com algo afiado) - barra (/) (símbolo)
• Portuguese (PT): cortar (com algo afiado) - barra (/) (símbolo)
• Chinese (Simplified): 砍，劈 - 斜杠 (/)（符号）
• Chinese (Traditional): 砍，劈 - 斜線 (/)（符號）
• Hindi: काटना (तेज़ चीज़ से) - स्लैश (/) (चिह्न)
• Arabic: يقطع (بأداة حادة) - شَرطَة مائلة (/)
• Bengali: কাটা (ধারালো কিছু দিয়ে) - স্ল্যাশ (/) (চিহ্ন)
• Russian: рубить (острым предметом) - косая черта (/)
• Japanese: 切りつける - スラッシュ (/)（記号）
• Vietnamese: chém - dấu gạch chéo (/)
• Korean: 베다 (날카로운 것으로) - 슬래시 (/) (기호)
• Turkish: kesmek (keskin bir şeyle) - eğik çizgi (/)
• Urdu: کاٹنا (تیز چیز سے) - سلیش (/) (علامت)
• Indonesian: menyayat (dengan benda tajam) - garis miring (/)

例句

The sword can easily slash through the ropes.

basic

Type a slash between the words.

basic

He got a long slash on his arm.

basic

Just add a forward slash to access the folder.

natural

The chef quickly slashed the price of the special.

natural

He tried to slash the tires, but someone caught him.

natural