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Meanings of slashing in English

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Decorative slit cut in any part of a garment, especially sleeves and legs, to reveal an inner garment or lining.

Slashing.

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Usage of slashing in English
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The list of companies slashing capital expenditure and delaying projects grows daily.
Reuters
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Organisations are increasingly reducing working hours as a way of slashing costs.
The Irish Times
3
Global oil price trends have accounted for this slashing of fuel costs.
The South African
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The market reacted by slashing almost a quarter of the company's value.
The Irish Times
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He took an early slashing penalty that led to a power-play goal.
Reuters
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Investors worried that advertisers were slashing budgets in response to the economy.
Reuters
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In addition to slashing employees, some companies are rethinking their business models.
Reuters
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Airlines keep canceling flights, borrowing money and slashing costs as demand falls.
Reuters
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Meanwhile, Tesla is slashing prices and starting work on a Shanghai factory.
Reuters
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Mitsotakis wants to cut taxes, including slashing corporation tax to boost investment.
Reuters
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BB&T, by contrast, is slashing a third of its new acquisition's expenditures.
Reuters
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Mitsubishi is slashing the price of its recently superseded 2018 Triton ute.
News.com.au
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They have a point, but slashing people's loan balances introduces moral hazard.
Reuters
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That's slashing your risk of diabetes by more than half, without drugs!
Joy bauer's food cures
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Just the other day Suslov had caught him slashing an American corpse.
Red inferno: 1945
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His remaining hand came up inside the slashing arc of the mace.
The Reality Dysfunction
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