slashed

常見例句

Some vandals had slashed the seat covers on the train.
一些破壞公物的人將火車上的座套劃破了。
Cage tried to commit suicide by slashing her wrists.
凱奇試圖割腕自殺。
Don't slash your horse in that cruel way.
不要那樣殘忍地鞭打你的馬。
The shop plans to slash fur prices after Spring Festival.
該店計(jì)劃在春節(jié)之後削減皮貨的價(jià)格。
The government promised to slash taxes.
政府許諾要削減稅收。
The new president slashed the defence budget by almost 20%.
新縂統(tǒng)以幾乎20%的幅度削減國防預(yù)算。
The editor asked Haas to slash the article.
編輯要哈斯縮短文字。
He fears his salary will be slashed at this time of depression.
他擔(dān)心他的薪水在這段蕭條時(shí)期會有所下降。
Fifty percent has been slashed from the average time needed.
比平均所需時(shí)間減少了50%。

Every department has had their buildings budget slashed, the ultimate sacrifice for the defence of the realm.
每個(gè)部門都對他們的建築預(yù)算進(jìn)行了削減，算是爲(wèi)國防事業(yè)做的最後犧牲。
But there is disagreement among economists on whether government spending should be slashed to trim the deficit at a time of low private sector demand for goods and services.
但是經(jīng)濟(jì)學(xué)家儅中對政府在私人部門對商品和服務(wù)需求低迷不振的時(shí)候，是否應(yīng)儅削減政府開支以減少赤字的做法，存在不同意見。
On a similar basis, the government will by then be running a small surplus on the current budget, which excludes net investment (due to be slashed anyway over the next couple of years).
按照同樣的基準(zhǔn)，那時(shí)新政府的經(jīng)常預(yù)算---不包括淨(jìng)投資（接下來兩年內(nèi)會削減）---將出現(xiàn)小額盈餘。

Daryl Kimball says since the START-One treaty was signed, the United States and Russia have slashed their strategic nuclear arsenals even more.
"It slashed U.S.and Russian strategic nuclear forces from 1990 levels of about 10,000 deployed strategic warheads each down to approximately 6,000 by the year 2001,"
Developers who own shopping centers have slashed rents in an effort to keep tenants.

Within 24 hours its ratings were slashed four notches, to junk status, recalls Babar.
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His jail term was slashed to ten years on appeal, and further reduced for good behaviour.
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