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Definition of «slab»

A slab is a flat, usually rectangular piece of stone or concrete that is used for various purposes. It can refer to a large, thick piece of something, such as a cut of meat or a slice of bread. In construction terms, it refers to a thick, heavy piece of material, typically made from poured concrete, which serves as a foundation or floor. A slab can also be used in reference to a flat area of land or snow, where nothing grows or accumulates.

Usage examples

  1. The construction worker laid the concrete slab for the foundation of the new building.
  2. The chef placed the steak on the hot slab of stone to cook it to perfection.
  3. The geologist carefully examined the rock slab under the microscope to identify its mineral composition.
  4. The archaeologists discovered an ancient burial slab with intricate carvings in the tomb.
  5. The butcher cut me a thick slab of bacon for breakfast.
  6. The flooring contractor installed large marble slabs in the foyer to create a luxurious entrance.
  7. The artist used a slab of clay to sculpt a beautiful vase.
  8. The dentist prepared a ceramic slab to be bonded to the patient's damaged tooth for restoration.
  9. The warehouse worker used a forklift to move the heavy concrete slabs to their designated storage area.
  10. The mason chiseled the slab of granite into a perfectly-shaped countertop for the kitchen.

Phrases with «slab»

Sentences with «slab»

  • * Assuming Income Tax slab of 30 % and surcharge of 3 %. (exidelife.in)
  • First of all, it was built on a concrete slab with radiant heat built right in. (treehugger.com)
  • It's a big black slab with a really nice screen, and despite its size, it's pretty slim and is a good fit in the hand. (androidcentral.com)
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