英语词汇slice的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

noun | verb

slice1 /slaɪs/ noun 1. a thin flat piece of food cut from a larger pieceadjectivesa thin slice Serve the soup with thin slices of bread and butter.a thick slice Cut the pineapple into thick slices.a large/big slice He was eating a large slice of chocolate cake.a small slice She politely accepted a small slice of pie.a generous slice (=thick or big) He cut himself a generous slice of cheese.verbscut a slice She cut another slice of bread.cut sth into slices Cut the orange into thin slices.prepositionsa slice of sth Would you like another slice of pizza?in slices Serve the tart cold, in slices.THESAURUS: slice → piece2. a part or share of somethingadjectivesa large/big slice A large slice of the profits goes to the company’s shareholders.a significant/substantial/sizeable slice formal (=big) A significant slice of his time is spent answering emails.verbsget/take/grab a slice Ordinary people want to grab a slice of their country’s new wealth.carve out a slice (=get it) New companies are keen to carve out a slice of this growing market for themselves.phrasesa slice of the pie/action informal (=a share of something) Insurance is big business and supermarkets want a slice of the action.a slice of luck She had a large slice of luck in this tournament.

词组	slice
释义	noun \| verb slice1 /slaɪs/ noun 1. a thin flat piece of food cut from a larger pieceadjectivesa thin slice Serve the soup with thin slices of bread and butter.a thick slice Cut the pineapple into thick slices.a large/big slice He was eating a large slice of chocolate cake.a small slice She politely accepted a small slice of pie.a generous slice (=thick or big) He cut himself a generous slice of cheese.verbscut a slice She cut another slice of bread.cut sth into slices Cut the orange into thin slices.prepositionsa slice of sth Would you like another slice of pizza?in slices Serve the tart cold, in slices.THESAURUS: slice → piece2. a part or share of somethingadjectivesa large/big slice A large slice of the profits goes to the company’s shareholders.a significant/substantial/sizeable slice formal (=big) A significant slice of his time is spent answering emails.verbsget/take/grab a slice Ordinary people want to grab a slice of their country’s new wealth.carve out a slice (=get it) New companies are keen to carve out a slice of this growing market for themselves.phrasesa slice of the pie/action informal (=a share of something) Insurance is big business and supermarkets want a slice of the action.a slice of luck She had a large slice of luck in this tournament. noun \| verb slice2 /slaɪs/ verb THESAURUS > cut1 (1)
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