slash
- noun
- /slæʃ/
- Learn more about Google's cloud Platform atg.co slash get cloud AI.
- slash mark
- use of slash
I hope you're having a lovely day slash week so far.
- I hope you're having a lovely day slash week so far.
- This will be like a blush slash highlighter mix.
- And here are my favorite orange slash red orange lip colors.
- And do they make you wear a swim mask slash snorkel mask mandated?
- It's like actual stone cutting board slash cheese board kind of thing.
- My next step is moisturizer slash sleeping mask for hydration.
- And then you added you can watch slash, listen to podcasts.
- We are, we've been, we've been linear slash flat for a few years now.
- They all went for him, slash her or him.
Examples
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Drak looks up; high above, he sees a slash of daylight.
Fiction book (1996) -
The student was then instructed to enter a slash mark on a card for each occurrence.
Academic text (1991) -
Have you seen a circle with a slash through it?
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It's a circle with a slash through it.
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A circle with a slash.
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That URL contains your domain name slash script.
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This will be like a blush slash highlighter mix.
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My favorite newly reinstated, newly promoted field agent slash computer analyst.
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My next step is moisturizer slash sleeping mask for hydration.
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You can find the correct answer by choosing option A slash option B.
Synonyms
A punctuation mark used to separate words or numbers
A slanted line mark used to separate words or numbers
A punctuation mark shaped like a slanted line used to separate words or numbers
A punctuation mark that looks like a slash and separates related parts like 1/2 or yes/no
A mark like a slash that separates related items, often in math
Compounds
Surface Forms
Etymology
Slash for the punctuation mark is named after the same action because the sign looks like a small slanted cut, so people called the mark a 'slash'. That slanted stroke acts like a quick dividing line in writing.