Définition et Signification de "slash"

to slash

VERBE

taillader, entailler, lacérer

to violently cut with a quick move using a knife, etc.

Transitive: to slash sb/sth | to slash at a target

lacer, entailler

to create deliberate cuts or openings in fabric for decorative or functional purposes

Transitive: to slash fabric or a garment

fouetter, taillader

to whip or strike violently with forceful, sweeping movements

Transitive: to slash sb/sth

réduire, coupé

to significantly reduce something, such as a price, quantity, or value

Transitive: to slash a value or quantity

fouetter, coup de fouet

to produce a sharp, snapping sound by swiftly moving a whip or similar object through the air

Transitive: to slash a whip or similar object

Slash

NOM

coupure, lacération

a wound made by cutting

coup, fente

a strong sweeping cut made with a sharp instrument

barre oblique, slash

the symbol / used in print or writing to indicate alternatives or fractions, etc.

What is a "slash"?

A slash (/) is a punctuation mark used to indicate a choice between two or more options, separate items, or show a relationship between words. It is often used in expressions like "and/or" to suggest that either option may apply. For example, in the phrase "Please bring your pen/pencil," the slash indicates that either item is acceptable. Slashes are also used in dates, such as "12/31/2024," or to separate lines of poetry when quoted in a single line. By providing clarity and brevity, slashes enhance the efficiency of written communication.

coupe, déboisement

an open tract of land in a forest that is strewn with debris from logging (or fire or wind)

slash

slashed

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slasher

slashing

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