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I. slice [slaɪs] N

1. slice gastr:

slice of bread
slice of bread, meat, cake, pizza
slice of ham, cucumber, lemon

2. slice (part):

slice of credit, profits

3. slice (tool):

slice
slice

4. slice (tennis, golf):

slice
slice

Phrases:

to get a slice of the cake
slice of life
slice of life

II. slice [slaɪs] VB trans

1. slice bread, ham, meat, cake, cucumber, lemon:

slice

2. slice:

to slice the ball in tennis, in golf

Phrases:

any way you slice it Am

III. slice [slaɪs] VB intr

to slice easily
OpenDict entry

slice

slice

slice off VB trans

1. slice off bread, ham, meat, cake, cucumber, lemon:

slice off

2. slice off (reduce by):

slice off

slice up VB trans

slice up bread, ham, meat, cake, cucumber:

slice up
Present
Islice
youslice
he/she/itslices
weslice
youslice
theyslice
Past
Isliced
yousliced
he/she/itsliced
wesliced
yousliced
theysliced
Present Perfect
Ihavesliced
youhavesliced
he/she/ithassliced
wehavesliced
youhavesliced
theyhavesliced
Past Perfect
Ihadsliced
youhadsliced
he/she/ithadsliced
wehadsliced
youhadsliced
theyhadsliced

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Slice up your veg, put it in the toaster and voila!
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But it will be a real challenge to slice up the pie.
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Clocks can slice up the leap second and spread it around in fractions.
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You need to keep catching new types of fish to slice up and get more and more gold to spend in the shop.
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While both of those programs are already making a dent, there is obviously a big market to slice up.
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