slash line
The term "slash line" originates from baseball statistics but has applications in typography and finance as well.
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Definition
B2baseball
(technical, sports)A statistical summary of a batter's performance, showing batting average, on-base percentage, and slugging percentage, separated by slashes.
Example
- His slash line for the season is .320/.400/.550.
B2typography
(general)A line or stroke used to separate items in written text, often indicating alternatives or fractions.
Example
- The slash in 'and/or' indicates that either option is acceptable.
C1finance
(technical, business)A notation used to show a range or spread in financial data, commonly seen in bid/ask prices.
Example
- The bid/ask slash line for the stock is 50.25/50.50.
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