Definition of «slice»

The term "slice" can have several different meanings depending on its context.

In a general sense, it refers to a piece or portion of something, often used in reference to food such as bread, pizza, or cake. For example, you might ask for a slice of pie or expect your server to cut the sandwich into slices before serving it.

In addition, "slice" can also refer to a specific type of cutting tool that is used to make thin pieces of something, such as bread or vegetables. This tool typically has a sharp blade on one side and a flat surface on the other for spreading or scraping off excess material.

Finally, in some contexts "slice" can also refer to a specific type of shot in sports like tennis, golf, or pool where the ball is hit with an angle or spin that causes it to move through the air in a curved path. This type of shot is often used to get around obstacles or reach difficult areas of the court/green/table.

Usage examples

  1. Tom used a knife to slice the bread for making sandwiches.
  2. Lucy sliced the cucumber into thin slices to garnish the dish.
  3. The pizza delivery person carefully sliced the pizza into eight even slices.
  4. John used a mandoline slicer to quickly and evenly slice the potatoes for making chips.
  5. The surgeon made a small incision and used a scalpel to slice through the skin.
  6. Mary used a slicer to thinly slice the onions for caramelizing.

Sentences with «slice»

  • Brush both sides of slices of bread with olive oil. (mixedgreensblog.com)
  • Ok call me dumb, but until this post in never realised that a spaghetti squash was more than just chopped thinly slices of squash. (cookincanuck.com)
  • Top with slices of avocado, fresh sugar free salsa and a dollop of sour cream and you have a healthy and delicious keto friendly Mexican meal. (essentialketo.com)
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