slashed
v. 揮砍( slash的過去式和過去分詞 ); 鞭打; 割破; 削減
If you slash something, you make a long, deep cut in it.
He came within two minutes of bleeding to death after slashing his wrists.
若再晚兩分鐘割腕的他就會因失血過多而死。
If you slash at a person or thing, you quickly hit at them with something such as a knife.
He slashed at her, aiming carefully.
他仔細地瞄準她劈了過去。
To slash something such as costs or jobs means to reduce them by a large amount.
Car makers could be forced to slash prices after being accused of overcharging yesterday...
昨天被指控要價太高之後,汽車生產商可能會被迫大幅度降價。
Everyone agrees that subsidies have to be slashed.
所有人都同意必須大幅度削減補貼。
You say slash to refer to a sloping line that separates letters, words, or numbers. For example, if you are giving the number 340/2/K you say 'Three four zero, slash two, slash K.'
1. patterned by having color applied with sweeping strokes;
2. having long and narrow ornamental cuts showing an underlying fabric;
3. wounded by cutting deeply;
4. (used of rates or prices) reduced usually sharply;
He braced his shoulders as the snow slashed across his face.
雪花如刀割般刮在他的臉上,他繃緊了雙肩。
He slashed at her, aiming carefully.
他仔細地瞄準她劈了過去。
The nearside front tyre had been slashed.
左前輪胎被割破了。
Someone had slashed the tyres on my car.
有人把我的汽車輪胎割破了。
He slashed the bark off the tree with his knife.
他用刀把樹皮從樹上砍下.