| [/slaɪs; slaɪs/] n 用法:
1 thin wide flat piece cut off an item of food （从食物上切下的）薄片:
a slice of meat, cake, cheese, etc 一片肉、 蛋糕、 乾酪等 *
slices of beef between slices of fresh bread 夹在新鲜面包片之间的牛肉片. 用法:
2 (infml) portion; share 部分; 份儿:
get a slice of the profit 得到一份利润 *
She takes a large slice of the credit for our success. 她把我们做成的事大部分算作她的功劳. 用法:
3 utensil with a broad flat blade for cutting, serving or lifting food, eg cooked fish or fried eggs （切片、 上菜或铲起食物用的）刀, 铲子. 用法:
4 (eg in golf) poor stroke that makes the ball spin off in the wrong direction, ie to the right of a right-handed player （如高尔夫球中）（因击偏而成的）同侧旋转球（如右手击球者将球击成右旋球）. Cf 参看 pull2 11. 用法:
5 (idm 习语) get, etc a slice/share of the cake => cake. a piece/slice of the action => action. slice 2
v 用法:
1 [Tn, Tn.p] ~ sth (up) cut sth into slices 将某物切成薄片:
slice the meat, loaf, etc (up) 把肉、 面包等切成薄片 *
a sliced loaf 切片的面包. 用法:
2 [Tn.pr, Tn.p, Dn.n no passive 不用於被动语态, Dn.pr] ~ sth off/from sth; ~ sth off cut sth from a larger piece 将某物切下:
slice a piece off (the meat) 切下一片（肉） *
slice a thin wedge from the cake 从蛋糕上切下一角 *
Slice me a piece of bread/a piece of bread for me. 给我切一片面包. 用法:
3 [Ipr, Tn] ~ through/into sth cut cleanly or easily through sth （乾净利落地）切, 割:
The axe sliced through the wood. 斧头一下子把木头劈开了. *
The falling slate sliced into his arm. 落下来的一块石片划破了他的手臂. *
The bows of the ship sliced the water. 船头划开水面前进. 用法:
4 [Tn] (eg in golf) strike (a ball) with a slice(4) （如在高尔夫球中）将（球）击成同侧旋转球. |