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Word forms: plural, 3rd person singular presenttense slices, present participle slicing, past tense, past participle sliced

1. countable noun

A slice of bread, meat, fruit, or other food is a thin piece that has been cut from a larger piece.

Try to eat at least four slices of bread a day. [+ of]

...water flavoured with a slice of lemon. [+ of]

Synonyms: piece, segment, portion, wedge More Synonyms of slice

2. verb

If you slice bread, meat, fruit, or other food, you cut it into thin pieces.

Helen sliced the cake. [VERB noun]

Slice the steak into long thin slices. [VERB noun + into]

Synonyms: cut, divide, carve, segment More Synonyms of slice

Slice up means the same as slice.

I sliced up an onion. [VERB PARTICLE noun]

He began slicing the pie up. [VERB noun PARTICLE]

3. countable noun

You can use slice to refer to a part of a situation or activity.

Fiction takes up a large slice of the publishing market. [+ of]

...a car that represents a slice of motoring history.

Synonyms: part, share, piece, proportion More Synonyms of slice

4. verb

In tennis, golf, and other sports, if you slice a ball, you hit its edge rather than its centre, so that it travels at an angle.

The captain swung his left foot, but sliced the ball wide. [V n adv/adj]

[Also VERB noun]

Slice is also a noun.

...a ball that would reduce hooks and slices.

5. verb

If something slices through a substance, it moves through it quickly, like a knife.

[literary]

The ship sliced through the water. [VERB through noun]

[Also VERB noun]

6. See also sliced, fish slice

7. a slice of the action

Phrasal verbs:

See slice up

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Chinese translation of 'slice'

slice

(slaɪs)

n (c)

[of meat, bread, lemon] 片 (piàn)
(= share) 份额(額) (fèn'é)

vt

把 ... 切成片 (bǎ ... qiēchéng piàn)

vi

to slice through sth 切开(開)某物 (qiēkāi mǒuwù)
sliced bread 切片面(麵)包 (qiēpiàn miànbāo)
it's the best thing since sliced bread 这(這)是极(極)好的东(東)西 (zhè shì jí hǎo de dōngxi)

单词	slice
释义	Trends of slice View usage for: slice (slaɪs) Word forms: plural, 3rd person singular presenttense slices, present participle slicing, past tense, past participle sliced 1. countable noun A slice of bread, meat, fruit, or other food is a thin piece that has been cut from a larger piece. Try to eat at least four slices of bread a day. [+ of] ...water flavoured with a slice of lemon. [+ of] Synonyms: piece, segment, portion, wedge More Synonyms of slice 2. verb If you slice bread, meat, fruit, or other food, you cut it into thin pieces. Helen sliced the cake. [VERB noun] Slice the steak into long thin slices. [VERB noun + into] Synonyms: cut, divide, carve, segment More Synonyms of slice Slice up means the same as slice. I sliced up an onion. [VERB PARTICLE noun] He began slicing the pie up. [VERB noun PARTICLE] 3. countable noun You can use slice to refer to a part of a situation or activity. Fiction takes up a large slice of the publishing market. [+ of] ...a car that represents a slice of motoring history. Synonyms: part, share, piece, proportion More Synonyms of slice 4. verb In tennis, golf, and other sports, if you slice a ball, you hit its edge rather than its centre, so that it travels at an angle. The captain swung his left foot, but sliced the ball wide. [V n adv/adj] [Also VERB noun] Slice is also a noun. ...a ball that would reduce hooks and slices. 5. verb If something slices through a substance, it moves through it quickly, like a knife. [literary] The ship sliced through the water. [VERB through noun] [Also VERB noun] 6. See also sliced, fish slice 7. a slice of the action Phrasal verbs: See slice up slice in British English (slaɪs) noun 1. a thin flat piece cut from something having bulk a slice of pork 2. a share or portion a slice of the company's revenue 3. any of various utensils having a broad flat blade and resembling a spatula 4. (in golf, tennis, etc) a. the flight of a ball that travels obliquely because it has been struck off centre b. the action of hitting such a shot c. the shot so hit verb 5. to divide or cut (something) into parts or slices 6. (when intr, usually foll by through) to cut in a clean and effortless manner 7. (when intr, foll by through) to move or go (through something) like a knife the ship sliced through the water 8. (usually foll by off, from, away, etc) to cut or be cut (from) a larger piece 9. (transitive) to remove by use of a slicing implement 10. to hit (a ball) with a slice 11. (transitive) rowing to put the blade of the oar into (the water) slantwise Derived forms sliceable (ˈsliceable) adjective slicer (ˈslicer) noun Word origin C14: from Old French esclice a piece split off, from esclicier to splinter slice in American English (slaɪs) noun 1. a relatively thin, broad piece cut from an object having some bulk or volume a slice of apple 2. a part, portion, or share a slice of one's earnings 3. any of various implements with a flat, broad blade, as a spatula 4. a. the path of a hit ball that curves away to the right from a right-handed player or to the left from a left-handed player b. a ball that follows such a path verb transitiveWord forms: sliced or ˈslicing 5. to cut into slices 6. a. to cut off as in a slice or slices often with off, from, away, etc. b. to cut across or through like a knife 7. to separate into parts or shares sliced up the profits 8. to use a slice (sense 3) to spread, remove, etc. 9. to hit (a ball) in a slice (sense 4) slice (sense 4a) verb intransitive 10. to cut (through) like a knife a plow slicing through the earth 11. a. to be hit in a slice (sense 4) slice (sense 4a) b. to hit a ball in a slice (sense 4) slice (sense 4a) Derived forms slicer (ˈslicer) noun Word origin ME < OFr esclice < esclicier, to slice < Frank slizzan, akin to slit More idioms containing slice a slice of the action COBUILD Collocations slice chunky slice Examples of 'slice' in a sentence slice Serve cut into thick slices with relish or horseradish. Times, Sunday Times (2008) Slice the remains of the lemon and lay in the middle of a roasting tin. Times, Sunday Times (2009) We also slice the meat thinly and marinade carefully before we cook it. Times, Sunday Times (2010) It was also leavened with a large slice of relief. Times, Sunday Times (2014) You should be able to see the knife through each thin slice. Times, Sunday Times (2008) What this means for us the audience is a truly awesome slice of action cinema. The Sun (2011) Slice the flesh on an angle into thin slices. The Sun (2015) Wipe the mushrooms clean and slice into four pieces. Times, Sunday Times (2011) Slice it and eat hot or cold. The Sun (2011) Use a mandolin or a knife to thinly slice the beetroot. Times, Sunday Times (2012) Serve in glasses with lemon slices to garnish. Millon, Kim & Millon, Marc The Wine Roads of France (1989) Slice the meat as thinly as possible using a sharp knife. Times, Sunday Times (2013) Trim a thin slice from the bottom of the stem of each artichoke. Times, Sunday Times (2010) The pizza king has at last won a slice of the action. Times, Sunday Times (2011) Remove from pan and slice on an angle. The Sun (2014) Slice thick pieces down the middle for a uniform effect. Bennett, Carol Asthma and Eczema - special diet cookbook (1989) Cut into slices and serve with the roasted peaches. Times, Sunday Times (2009) We used to peel them from raw with a very sharp knife and slice them not too thin. Times, Sunday Times (2011) The striker is already chasing a slice of club history after netting 14 goals this season. The Sun (2010) This is a well-researched book, covering an exceptionally interesting slice of social history. Times, Sunday Times (2010) Word lists with slice tennis In other languages slice British English: slice /slaɪs/ NOUN A slice of bread, meat, fruit, or other food is a thin piece that has been cut from a larger piece. ...a slice of lemon. American English: slice Arabic: شَرِيحَة Brazilian Portuguese: fatia Chinese: 薄片 Croatian: kriška Czech: plátek Danish: skive Dutch: plakje European Spanish: rebanada Finnish: viipale French: tranche German: Scheibe Essen Greek: φέτα Italian: fetta Japanese: 薄切り Korean: 얇은 조각 Norwegian: skive stykke Polish: plaster z opatrunkiem European Portuguese: fatia Romanian: felie Russian: ломтик Latin American Spanish: rebanada Swedish: skiva brödskiva Thai: ชิ้น Turkish: dilim Ukrainian: скибка Vietnamese: lát mỏng British English: slice /slaɪs/ VERB If you slice food, you cut it into thin pieces. Slice the potatoes very finely. American English: slice Arabic: يُشَرِّحُ Brazilian Portuguese: fatiar Chinese: 切片 Croatian: rezati na kriške Czech: krájet na plátky Danish: skære i skiver Dutch: in plakken snijden European Spanish: rebanar Finnish: viipaloida French: trancher German: schneiden Greek: κόβω σε φέτες Italian: affettare Japanese: 薄く切る Korean: 얇게 베다 Norwegian: skjære skiver Polish: pokroić European Portuguese: fatiar Romanian: a felia Russian: нарезать Latin American Spanish: rebanar Swedish: skiva skära i skivor Thai: ตัดเป็นแผ่นบาง Turkish: dilimlemek Ukrainian: нарізати Vietnamese: cắt lát All related terms of 'slice' beggar's-lice any of several plants, esp the stickseed , having small prickly fruits that adhere to clothing , fur , etc bit slice (of central processing units ) able to be built up in sections to form complete central processing units with various word lengths egg slice a spatula for removing omelettes , fried eggs , etc, from a pan slice bar an iron bar used for raking out furnaces slice up fish slice A fish slice is a kitchen tool which consists of a flat part with narrow holes in it attached to a handle . It is used for turning or serving fish or other food that is cooked in a frying pan . time slice the period of time for which a process is allowed to run uninterrupted in a pre-emptive multitasking operating system chunky slice A slice of bread , meat , fruit, or other food is a thin piece that has been cut from a larger piece. slice of life the realistic description or representation of events and situations in everyday life in literature , film, journalism , etc. a slice of the action involvement in an activity which seems exciting and likely to succeed or make money a piece of the action a slice of the action If someone wants to have a piece of the action or a slice of the action , they want to take part in an exciting activity or situation , usually in order to make money or become more important . Chinese translation of 'slice' slice (slaɪs) n (c) [of meat, bread, lemon] 片 (piàn) (= share) 份额(額) (fèn'é) vt 把 ... 切成片 (bǎ ... qiēchéng piàn) vi to slice through sth 切开(開)某物 (qiēkāi mǒuwù) sliced bread 切片面(麵)包 (qiēpiàn miànbāo) it's the best thing since sliced bread 这(這)是极(極)好的东(東)西 (zhè shì jí hǎo de dōngxi) 1 (noun) in the sense of piece Definition a thin flat piece or wedge cut from something water flavoured with a slice of lemon Synonyms piece a piece of wood Another piece of cake? segment the poorer segments of society portion I have spent a large portion of my life here. wedge a wedge of cheese sliver helping extra helpings of ice-cream share cut (informal) The lawyers, of course, will take their cut of the profits. 2 (noun) in the sense of part Definition a share or portion Fiction takes up a large slice of the publishing market. Synonyms part A large part of his earnings went on repaying the bank loan. share I have had more than my share of adventures. piece The equipment was taken down the shaft in pieces. proportion A proportion of the rent is met by the city council. allocation During rationing we had a sugar allocation. allotment His meagre allotment of gas had to be saved for emergencies. tranche (verb) in the sense of cut Definition to cut (something) into slices She sliced the cake. Synonyms cut Cut the tomatoes into small pieces. divide the artificial line that divided the city carve Carve the beef into slices. segment As clubs get more organised they'll segment their squads. sever Oil was still gushing from the severed fuel line. dissect cleave a tool for cleaving watermelons bisect The main street bisects the town. phrasal verb See slice something off Additional synonyms in the sense of allocation During rationing we had a sugar allocation. Synonyms allowance, share, measure, grant, portion, quota, lot, ration, stint, stipend in the sense of allotment His meagre allotment of gas had to be saved for emergencies. Synonyms assignment, share, measure, grant, allowance, portion, quota, lot, ration, allocation, stint, appropriation, stipend, apportionment in the sense of bisect Definition to cut or split into two The main street bisects the town. Synonyms cut in two, cross, separate, split, halve, cleave, cut across, intersect, cut in half, split down the middle, divide in two, bifurcate Synonyms of 'slice' slice Explore 'slice' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of carve Definition to slice (cooked meat) Carve the beef into slices. Synonyms slice, hack in the sense of cleave Definition to split apart a tool for cleaving watermelons Synonyms split, open, divide, crack, slice, rend (literary), sever, part, hew, rive, disunite, tear asunder, sunder, dissever in the sense of divide Definition to separate into parts the artificial line that divided the city Synonyms separate, part, split, cut (up), sever, partition, shear, segregate, cleave, subdivide, bisect, split off, demarcate, sunder in the sense of helping Definition a single portion of food extra helpings of ice-cream Synonyms portion, serving, ration, piece, dollop (informal), plateful in the sense of portion Definition a part of a whole I have spent a large portion of my life here. Synonyms part, bit, piece, section, scrap, segment, fragment, fraction, chunk, wedge, hunk, morsel in the sense of proportion Definition relative size or extent A proportion of the rent is met by the city council. Synonyms part, share, cut (informal), amount, measure, division, percentage, segment, quota, fraction in the sense of segment Definition one of several parts or sections into which an object is divided the poorer segments of society Synonyms section, part, piece, division, element, slice, portion, wedge, compartment, subdivision in the sense of segment Definition to cut or divide into segments As clubs get more organised they'll segment their squads. Synonyms divide, split, break up, split up, divide up, subdivide in the sense of sever Definition to cut right through or cut off (something) Oil was still gushing from the severed fuel line. Synonyms cut, separate, split, part, divide, rend (literary), detach, disconnect, cleave, bisect, disunite, cut in two, sunder, disjoin in the sense of share Definition a part or portion of something that belongs to or is contributed by a person or group I have had more than my share of adventures. Synonyms part, portion, quota, ration, lot, cut (informal), due, division, contribution, proportion, allowance, whack (informal), allotment Additional synonyms in the sense of wedge Definition a slice shaped like a wedge a wedge of cheese Synonyms block, segment, lump, chunk, triangle, slab, hunk, chock, wodge (British, informal)
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