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pain tranché
Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary
sliced bread N
Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary
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thinly/thickly sliced meat, bread
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French
English
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Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary
I. bread [Brit brɛd, Am brɛd] N
1. bread FOOD:
to be on bread and water attr oven, plate
2. bread (money):
bread inf
fric m inf
bread inf
3. bread (livelihood):
II. bread [Brit brɛd, Am brɛd] VB trans FOOD
bread cutlet, fish, etc
III. bread [Brit brɛd, Am brɛd]
I. slice [Brit slʌɪs, Am slaɪs] N
1. slice (portion):
to cut sth into slices loaf, meat
to cut sth into slices cucumber, sausage
2. slice (proportion):
3. slice FOOD (utensil):
4. slice SPORTS (stroke, shot):
II. slice [Brit slʌɪs, Am slaɪs] VB trans
1. slice (section):
slice loaf, roast, onion
slice lemon, sausage, cucumber
2. slice (cleave):
slice water, air
3. slice SPORTS (as tactic):
slice ball
III. slice [Brit slʌɪs, Am slaɪs] VB intr
slice knife, blade, fin, shape:
to slice through water, air
to slice through timber, rope, meat
IV. sliced ADJ
sliced meat, peaches
sliced cucumber, salami
thinly/thickly sliced meat, bread
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sliced bread
slice of bread, meat, lemon
in the PONS Dictionary
sliced ADJ
sliced bread
I. slice [slaɪs] N
1. slice (flat piece cut off):
slice of bread, meat, lemon
slice of cake, pizza
2. slice (part):
slice of the profits, a market
3. slice (utensil):
4. slice SPORTS:
II. slice [slaɪs] VB trans
1. slice (cut in slices):
2. slice SPORTS:
slice the ball
III. slice [slaɪs] VB intr
bread [bred] N
2. bread inf (money):
in the PONS Dictionary
sliced bread
slice of bread, meat, lemon
in the PONS Dictionary
sliced ADJ
sliced bread
I. slice [slaɪs] N
1. slice (thin piece):
slice of bread, meat, lemon
slice of cake, pizza
2. slice (part):
slice of the profits, a market
3. slice (utensil):
4. slice sports:
II. slice [slaɪs] VB trans
1. slice (cut in slices):
2. slice sports:
slice the ball
III. slice [slaɪs] VB intr
bread [bred] N
2. bread inf (money):
Present
Ibread
youbread
he/she/itbreads
webread
youbread
theybread
Past
Ibreaded
youbreaded
he/she/itbreaded
webreaded
youbreaded
theybreaded
Present Perfect
Ihavebreaded
youhavebreaded
he/she/ithasbreaded
wehavebreaded
youhavebreaded
theyhavebreaded
Past Perfect
Ihadbreaded
youhadbreaded
he/she/ithadbreaded
wehadbreaded
youhadbreaded
theyhadbreaded
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And it's not just about how you slice up the pie or even how big the pie is.
fort-greene.thelocal.nytimes.com
Remove from the pan, slice the meatloaf, and serve to the relentless applause of your grandchildren.
eatocracy.cnn.com
Slice into strips, and place on kaiser rolls with fresh carrots and grilled onion for super tasty sandwiches that will be enjoyed by pretty much anyone, vegetarian or not.
www.lifehacker.com.au
The slice of corporate history has four bedrooms and a "toast of the town" dining room.
www.domain.com.au
But that's the thing about a misanthropic movie that serves up an acerbic, unwarmed slice of life: loving it seems uncool.
www.macleans.ca

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