Word Frequency
Translations for 'gash'
- British English: gash A gash is a long, deep cut in your skin or in the surface of something. NOUNThere was an inch-long gash just above his right eye.
- Brazilian Portuguese: talho
- Chinese: 深长的切口深长長的切口
- European Spanish: brecha
- French: entaille
- German: klaffende Wunde
- Italian: sfregio
- Japanese: 深く長い裂け目
- Korean: 깊은 상처
- Portuguese: talho
- Spanish: brecha
- British English: gash If you gash something, you accidentally make a long and deep cut in it. VERBHe gashed his leg while felling trees.
- Brazilian Portuguese: talhar
- Chinese: 切出深长的切口切出深长<TRAD>長</TRAD>的切口長的切口
- European Spanish: rajar
- French: taillader
- German: aufschlitzen
- Italian: sfregiare
- Japanese: 深く切りつける
- Korean: 깊이 베다
- Portuguese: talhar
- Spanish: rajar
Example Sentences Including 'gash'
A long gash in the left calf, a hole at the base of the skull where something had embedded itself then fallen loose.The Last Raven
Graham was trying to sit up: his face paler than ever, and streaked with blood from a gash on his temple.Night Sisters
He had blood coming from a gash in his head and was suffering severe shock.FATAL STORM (2001)
He now sports a long, stitched gash on the side of his head.New Zealand Herald (2004)
In the the cross-fire, Munster have cited Mustoe for a stamp that left Horan needing seven stitches to a gash above an eye.Sun, News of the World (2004)
Meanwhile Tony Gibb found himself nursing a nasty gash on his left knee after crashing in the Madison.Cycling Weekly (2004)
Only the gash of the bulldozed Land-Rover track along the north side was intrusive.A Death in Time
The former Hearts player is recovering from a serious knee gash.Glasgow Herald (2001)
Unofficial reports say he has a collapsed lung, broken ribs and a gash to his head that required 20 staples.Australian News Misc (2005)
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