slice
🇺🇸
/slaɪs/
🇬🇧
/slaɪs/
noun
B1
A piece cut from something larger.
Take a slice of bread.
拿一片面包。
R
A portion or share of something.
We each got a slice of the profits.
我们每个人分到了一份利润。
R
A tool for cutting and serving food.
Use a slice to cut the cake.
用一块切开蛋糕。
R
A spin on a ball in sports.
He hit a slice that curved to the right.
他打出了一个向右弯曲的斜线球。
verb
B1
To cut into slices.
Slice the apple for the salad.
把苹果切成片做沙拉。
R
To cut through something easily.
Her words sliced through the tension.
她的话打破了紧张气氛。
R
To hit a ball with spin.
He sliced the ball into the net.
他将球削进了网中。
R
To hit a ball in an unintended curved direction.
She sliced the shot, and it went wide.
她削球了，结果球打偏了。
R
To reduce something significantly.
The discount sliced the price in half.
折扣使价格减半。
translation
切片, 份额, 切刀, 旋转球
切片, 轻松切开, 打出旋转球, 打出侧旋球, 大幅削减
词形变化
Past
sliced
Progressive
slicing
3rd Present
slices
Plural
slices
Perfect
sliced