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Meanings of slash in English
Punctuation mark.
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Examples for "cut"
Examples for "cut"
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Julian Barnes: 'Do you expect Europe to cut us a good deal?
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That study, which was published last year, used standard Crispr cut-and-paste technology.
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Olmert cut short a visit to Europe on Wednesday and returned home.
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The job cut will likely affect mainly foreign plants, the paper said.
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Results: Radiologically, these three second tumors were clearly cut-end scar area recurrences.
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A major slice of content farms' revenue is generated through search engines.
2
That slice of the market has sold off massively in recent days.
3
Agents, television companies and commercial concerns want a slice of the action.
4
Its two Internet service providers have a major slice of the market.
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However, he saved his strangest slice of praise for Ugandan President Museveni:
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I cut open the bronze; I sawed it into a wider gash.
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From a gash in his forehead the blood streamed across his face.
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The great trunk now had a gaping raw gash in its side.
4
Then Eragon healed his own wound: the gash on his left knee.
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He even suffered a serious gash in his leg from another player.
Usage of slash in English
1
I shall bring them to all future publishing meetings slash psych evals.
2
Haze from slash-and-burn forest fires was not mentioned as a safety concern.
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A slump in the sector led the company to slash downstream costs.
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The Finnish government was forced to slash public spending and increase taxes.
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But he rejected any early moves to slash reasonable income tax rates.
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To slash military budgets and bring the boys home, wherever they were.
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Stab wound, short and sharp, a single neat slash right to left.
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According to his partner, they shared an office-slash-studio in their second bedroom.
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German cell maker Ersol recently also had to slash its 2009 forecast.
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It said it would slash the prime minister's pay by 25 percent.
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Nearly 90 multi-national companies are pledging to slash their greenhouse gas emissions.
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GM has until June 1 to slash its debt and labor costs.
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And Blekko does work, thanks to a little thing called slash tags.
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He nodded and made a quick slash across his right upper arm.
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Evans, the fireman, kicked impatiently at the slash-bar and hooked the fire.
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They were armed with knives, hatchets and slash-hooks, Judge Bryan Smyth heard.
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Russian
Slash through the time
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Australia
Common
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