gash

• Sustantivo que designa un corte o herida larga y profunda, generalmente en la piel o en una superficie.

A noun referring to a long, deep cut or wound in the skin or a surface.

1. B2formal

   A long, deep cut or wound in the skin or flesh.

   Corte profundo o herida abierta

   • He suffered a deep gash on his arm from the broken glass.
   • The doctor stitched the gash on her leg.
   • The knife left a nasty gash on his hand.

   Sinónimoscutlacerationrentslashtearwound

2. Long narrow openingB2formal

   A long, narrow cut or opening in a surface or material.

   Corte largo y estrecho

   • There was a gash in the car's tire from the sharp rock.
   • The earthquake left a gash in the road.
   • A gash appeared in the fabric after it caught on a nail.

   Sinónimoscleftcrackcrevicecutfissureincisionripslashslitsplittear

• Verbo que significa hacer un corte o hendidura profunda en algo, generalmente con un instrumento afilado.

A verb meaning to make a deep cut or slash in something, typically with a sharp instrument.

1. Cut deeplyB2formal

   To make a long, deep cut in something, especially skin or a surface.

   Hacer una cortada profunda

   • He gashed his leg on the broken glass.
   • The knife gashed the wooden table deeply.
   • She gashed her hand while opening a can.

   Sinónimosgougeinciselaceratescoreslashslit