gash

基本词汇

英 [gæʃ]

美 [ɡæʃ]

gash基本解释

n.深的伤口(裂缝等）

v.（使）负深伤

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过去式: gashed 过去分词: gashed 现在分词: gashing 第三人称单数: gashes

n.(名词)

v.(动词)

adj.(形容词)

n.(名词)

v.(动词)

noun

1. a strong sweeping cut made with a sharp instrument

Synonym: slash

2. a trench resembling a furrow that was made by erosion or excavation

Synonym: cut

3. a wound made by cutting

e.g. he put a bandage over the cut

Synonym: cutslashslice

verb

1. cut open

e.g. she slashed her wrists

Synonym: slash

1. 深长的伤口（或切口）
A gash is a long, deep cut in your skin or in the surface of something.

e.g. There was an inch-long gash just above his right eye.
就在他右眼的上方有一条一英寸长的伤口。

2. 划伤；砍伤
If you gash something, you accidentally make a long and deep cut in it.

e.g. He gashed his leg while felling trees.
他砍树的时候砍伤了腿。

1. 裂缝：17. feat 功绩 | 18. gash 裂缝 | 19. hull 船体

2. 大伤口：gush 涌出, | gash 大伤口 , | gust 一阵风

3. 裂纹：gash vein 裂缝脉 | gash 裂纹 | gasifiable 可气化的

4. 深伤口：gaseous 气态的 | gash 深伤口 | gasholder 煤气容器

用作名词(n.)

The classmates' hearts ached for him and they begged him to wear gloves to prevent any more gashes.
同学们都心疼他,劝他干活时戴上手套,免得再弄破手。

用作动词(v.)

He touched the gash that the axe had made in the wood.
出自：R. Dahl
She cut a great gash in the beast's neck, and thus she severed its life.
出自：P. S. Buck
Under an early moon the water against the fields was like a gash of silver.
出自：fig.
Any weapon that would have gashed a hole in his father's breast and killed him.
出自：V. Woolf
The lofty walls of their bare rooms were gashed and punctured with..cracks and holes.
出自：J. L. Waten