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slashed

/slæʃt/

slashedpast participle

/slæʃt/

Participial adjective derived from the past participle of the verb “slash”.

Translations

lacéréSe dit d’une matière ou d’une surface marquée par des entailles longues et étroites.

The slashed fabric of the dress gave it a unique and edgy look.

Le tissu lacéré de la robe lui donnait un aspect unique et audacieux.

bradéPour des prix ou des tarifs fortement réduits.

The store advertised slashed prices on all electronics for the holiday sale.

Le magasin annonçait des prix bradés sur tous les appareils électroniques pour les soldes des fêtes.

Additional translations

entailléVariante possible pour une surface ou un textile coupé en entailles.

fortement réduitsEmployé pour des prix ou des budgets coupés de manière importante.

Definitions

Marked by long, narrow cuts or gashes.

The slashed fabric of the dress gave it a unique and edgy look.

Reduced drastically, especially with reference to prices or budgets.

The store advertised slashed prices on all electronics for the holiday sale.

Synonyms

cut back

slashverb

slashed

Past Simple

slashed

Past Simple

slashed

Past Participle

slashing

ing-form

/slæʃ/

Translations

entailler

He slashed the canvas with a knife, creating a jagged tear.

Il a entaillé la toile avec un couteau, créant une déchirure irrégulière.

sabrerRéduction brutale de prix, dépenses ou effectifs.

The company decided to slash prices to attract more customers.

L'entreprise a décidé de sabrer les prix pour attirer davantage de clients.

éreinterDans le registre de la critique.

The critics slashed the movie for its lack of originality.

Les critiques ont éreinté le film pour son manque d'originalité.

Additional translations

pisserFamilier, surtout britannique.

Definitions

To cut with a sweeping or slashing motion, often with a sharp instrument.

He slashed the canvas with a knife, creating a jagged tear.

To reduce or decrease something drastically.

The company decided to slash prices to attract more customers.

To criticize someone or something harshly.

The critics slashed the movie for its lack of originality.

To urinate. (slang, chiefly British)

Hang on—I've got to slash before we get back on the road.

Synonyms

slashnoun

Definitions

A cut made with a sweeping or slashing motion, often with a sharp instrument.

The knight's sword left a deep slash in the enemy's armor.

A punctuation mark (/) used to separate related items of information.

Use a slash to separate the numerator and denominator in a fraction, like 3/4.

A genre of fan fiction involving romantic or sexual relationships between same-sex characters.

She enjoys reading slash fiction about her favorite TV show characters.

Debris of branches, logs, and foliage left on the ground after logging or land-clearing operations.

After the trees were felled, piles of slash covered the forest floor.

An act of urinating. (slang, chiefly British)

He slipped behind a bush for a quick slash.

slashconjunction

Definitions

Used, especially in informal speech and writing, to link two closely related ideas, activities, or alternatives expressed consecutively.

I'm going to finish this email slash grab some lunch.