vt.

1. （用刀，劍等）砍；砍擊；砍傷，割傷
   Jack's face had been slashed with broken glass.

   傑克的臉被碎玻璃劃破了。

2. 揮（劍，鞭等）；鞭打
   He stopped slashing his horse.

   他住了手，不去鞭打他的馬了。

3. 開叉於（衣服）[H][（+with）]
4. 大幅度削減，減低，減少[H]
   The government has decided to slash taxes.

   政府決定大幅度減稅。

5. 嚴厲批評，猛烈抨擊
   Some critics slashed his new book.

   一些評論家嚴厲批評他的新書。

vi.

1. 猛砍，亂砍；揮擊[（+at）]
   The hunter slashed at the bear with his knife.

   獵人揮刀向熊猛烈砍去。

2. （雨）猛烈衝打[Q]
   The heavy rain slashed against the window.

   大雨猛打窗戶。

3. 嚴厲批評，抨擊[（+at/against）]

n.[C]

1. 猛砍，亂砍；揮擊
2. 砍傷，砍痕
   The knife made a slash across his leg.

   刀在他的腿上劃出一道口子。

3. （衣服的）叉口，長縫
4. 大幅度的削減
   The consumers welcomed the slash in meat prices.

   消費者歡迎削減肉價。

5. 【口】斜線
   You can use a slash here.

   這兒你可以用斜線號。

n.

1. 【美】（灌木叢生的）沼澤低地[P]
   A slash is usually overgrown with bushes or trees.

   沼澤低地通常是灌木叢生或長滿樹木。

v.

1. cut with a violent sweeping movement.
2. informal reduce (a price, quantity, etc.) greatly.
   ▸ [as adj. slashing] vigorously incisive or effective.
3. archaic lash, whip, or thrash severely.
   ▸criticize severely.

n.

1. a cut made with a wide, sweeping stroke.
2. a bright patch or flash of colour or light.
3. an oblique stroke (/) used between alternatives, in fractions and ratios, or between separate elements of a text.
4. Brit. informal an act of urinating.
5. N. Amer. debris resulting from the felling or destruction of trees.