slash
- v. 猛砍, 乱砍
- v. 削减, 大幅降低
- n. 刀伤
- n. 削减
- n. 斜线, 正斜杠
- Definition
- v. to cut something with a quick strong movement
- v. to cut a price or cost by a large amount
- n. a long deep cut
- n. a large sudden reduction
- n. a punctuation mark (/) used to separate letters or numbers
- Example
- The company had to slash prices to attract more customers.
- 公司不得不大幅降价以吸引更多顾客。
Synonyms & Differences 近义词辨析
Compared meaning: cut deeply or forcefully with a sharp tool (verb).
比较义项：用利器猛力或深深切开某物（动词）。
- slash 本词
Slash means to cut with a quick, forceful sweeping motion, often using a blade or weapon, and is also used figuratively for a sudden sharp reduction, as in slashing prices or budgets.
slash 指用刀刃等利器猛力挥砍，动作迅猛有力；也可比喻大幅削减，如猛砍价格或预算。
The robber slashed at him with a kitchen knife but missed.
那个劫匪拿着厨房刀朝他猛砍过去，但没砍中。
- gash
Gash means to cut deeply into something, usually skin, leaving a long, open wound; it describes the depth and severity of an accidental cut rather than a deliberate slicing motion.
gash 指深深割破某物（通常是皮肉），留下又长又深的伤口；强调伤口的深度和严重程度，多指意外造成的伤，而非有意的挥砍动作。
He gashed his forehead badly when he slipped on the ice.
他在冰面上滑倒时，额头被严重割破了。
Slash and gash both mean to cut with a sharp tool. Slash describes a quick, forceful, sweeping cutting motion, and is also used figuratively, as in slashing prices. Gash describes a deep wound left by a cut, usually from an accident.
这两个词都表示“用利器把某物割开”，但语气和侧重不同：slash 强调挥动利器猛力切割的动作，且常用于比喻义（如大幅削减价格）；gash 强调切割后留下的深长伤口，多指意外造成的严重创伤，没有比喻用法。