slash

BrE /slæʃ/ AmE /slæʃ/

verb / noun en → es

1 CUT [transitive] B1

to cut something with a long, sharp movement of a knife or other blade

cortar en diagonal, hacer un corte profundo

  • slash somebody/something

Collocations slash a throat · slash the skin

  • He slashed his wrists in despair.

    Se cortó las muñecas desesperadamente.

2 REDUCE [transitive] B1

to reduce something suddenly and by a large amount, especially prices or costs

reducir drásticamente, rebajar

  • slash something

Collocations slash prices · slash the budget

  • The company slashed its workforce.

    La empresa redujo drásticamente su plantilla.

3 MARK [transitive] B2

to mark something with a long, sharp movement of a knife or other blade

marcar con un corte profundo

  • slash somebody/something

Collocations slash a tree trunk · slash the surface of water

  • She slashed her name on the wall.

    Ella marcó su nombre en la pared con un corte profundo.

1 MARK [noun] B2

a long, sharp cut made with a knife or other blade

corte profundo y largo

  • a slash

Collocations slash wound · slash mark

  • He had a deep slash on his arm.

    Tenía un corte profundo en el brazo.

2 DIVIDE [noun] B1

a line or mark that divides something, especially in writing or computing

barra de división, separador

  • slash

Collocations slash symbol · slash character

  • The slash separates the day from the month.

    La barra divide el día del mes.