スリット

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Common wordFreq.FrequencyTop 50,000

Meanings

slit; narrow opening

A narrow cut or opening, as in a skirt, a coin slot, or a technical aperture.

slitting; cutting into strips

Industrial process of cutting wide rolls of material (paper, metal, film) into narrower strips.

〈場ば所しょ〉にスリットが入いるa slit is cut into <place>
スカートの後うしろにスリットが入はいっている。
There's a slit in the back of the skirt.
〈物もの〉をスリットするto slit (a roll of material) into narrower strips
工こう場じょうではロール状じょうのフィルムをスリットして製せい品ひんにする。
At the factory, rolled film is slit into narrower strips to make the final product.
〈物もの〉にスリットを入いれるto put a slit into <object>
デザイナーはスカートにスリットを入いれた。
The designer added a slit to the skirt.
スリットが深ふかいthe slit is deep
このスカートはスリットが深ふかくて動うごきやすい。
This skirt has a deep slit that makes it easy to move in.

切きり込こみ sense 1
スリット is a narrow, often decorative or functional slit (as in a skirt or coin slot), while 切り込み is the broader term for any cut or incision made into a material.
切きれ目めN1sense 1
切れ目 refers generally to a break or cut line in something, whereas スリット specifically denotes a long, narrow opening used for design or mechanical purposes.
ベンツ
スリット is a more general word for any slit or slash cut into fabric, while ベンツ refers specifically to the vent at the back or sides of a jacket.

本ほんN5sense 1
A スリット is counted with 本 because it is treated as a long, narrow line-like cut, as in スカートにスリットが一本入っている.
箇か所しょN2
For places and spots — locations of damage, faults, or points along something.

Borrowed from English 'slit'.