slash

US /slæʃ/
UK /slæʃ/
"slash" picture
1.

corte, golpe

a cut made with a sharp blade or other implement

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He made a deep slash across the canvas.
Ele fez um corte profundo na tela.
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There was a long slash mark on the wall.
Havia uma longa marca de corte na parede.
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2.

barra

a punctuation mark (/) used to denote alternatives, fractions, or as a separator

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Use a slash between 'and' and 'or'.
Use uma barra entre 'e' e 'ou'.
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The date can be written as 10/12/2023.
A data pode ser escrita como 10/12/2023.
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1.

cortar, golpear

to cut with a sharp blade or other implement

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He tried to slash the ropes with his knife.
Ele tentou cortar as cordas com sua faca.
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The attacker slashed him across the face.
O agressor o cortou no rosto.
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2.

reduzir, cortar

to greatly reduce (something, especially a price or number)

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The store decided to slash prices for the holiday sale.
A loja decidiu reduzir os preços para a liquidação de feriado.
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The company plans to slash jobs to cut costs.
A empresa planeja cortar empregos para reduzir custos.
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