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slitting

/ˈslɪtɪŋ/

slittingnoun

slittings

Translations

расщепление

The slitting of the wood made it easier to split.

Расщепление древесины облегчило её раскалывание.

разрез

The slitting of the fabric was done with precision.

Разрез ткани был выполнен с точностью.

Definitions

The act or process of making a long, narrow cut or opening in something.

The slitting of the fabric was done with precision to ensure clean edges.

A narrow cut or opening made by slitting.

The slitting in the curtain allowed a sliver of light to enter the room.

A machine or tool used for making slits.

The factory invested in a new slitting machine to improve production efficiency.

Synonyms

slittinggerund / present participle

/ˈslɪtɪŋ/

Used attributively to describe tools, machines, or processes that perform slitting.

Definitions

Designed or used for making narrow cuts or slits.

The factory installed a slitting line with advanced slitting blades.

Synonyms

slitverb

slitting

Gerund

slit

Past Simple

slit

Past Participle

slitting

Gerund

/slɪt/

Translations

разрезать

She slit the envelope open with a knife.

Она разрезала конверт ножом.

прорезать

He slit the fabric to make a new design.

Он прорезал ткань, чтобы создать новый дизайн.

рассекать

The surgeon slit the skin carefully during the operation.

Хирург осторожно рассек кожу во время операции.

Additional translations

разъявлять

перепиливать

Definitions

To make a long, narrow cut or opening in something.

She carefully slit the envelope open with a knife.

Synonyms

slitnoun

Definitions

A long, narrow cut or opening.

The dress had a slit up the side, adding a touch of elegance.

A narrow opening in a solid surface, often used for inserting something.

He dropped the letter into the mail slot, which was just a small slit in the door.

A small incision or cut, often used in a medical or surgical context.

The surgeon made a tiny slit in the skin to begin the procedure.

slitadjective

Definitions

Used before another noun to indicate that the noun has a long, narrow cut or opening.

She wore a slit dress that showed off her legs.

slitpast participle

Definitions

Cut open or having a narrow opening made by cutting.

The envelope lay on the table, slit open along the top.