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Meanings of slashed in English
Usage of slashed in English
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Lofven said the government had slashed taxes without a larger economic strategy.
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That has dramatically slashed the number of young voters in recent elections.
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The crisis has closed hundreds of factories and slashed millions of jobs.
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Greece, Portugal and Spain have slashed labour costs and loosened restrictive rules.
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The last review brought forward ended with solar power subsidies being slashed.
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It also slashed its inflation and growth forecasts for the coming year.
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Apparently the new junta, running the county board slashed the training budget.
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The central bank has slashed interest rates since July to kick-start lending.
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Transport Facebook Twitter Pinterest The government has slashed support for electric vehicles.
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Leading economic institutes have slashed growth forecasts for this year and next.
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The group published preliminary results and slashed its guidance on April 20.
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The government has slashed support for electric vehicles, resulting in slower take-up.
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Bond yields have shrunk as central banks worldwide have slashed interest rates.
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The tyres of the cars were slashed and their body work damaged.
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It has also given up its office space and slashed operating expenses.
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I slashed open a Freak's jugular and blocked with my left hand.
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