n.[C]

1. 薄片，切片，片[（+of）]
   For breakfast, she had only a slice of bread and butter.

   她早餐只吃了一片奶油麵包。

2. 部分，份[（+of）]
   Each partner receives his slice of profits.

   每一個合夥人得到他的一份利潤。

3. 菜刀；鍋鏟；火鏟
4. 【印】油墨鏟
5. 【體】斜擊球；曲球

vt.

1. 把……切成薄片[（+up）]
   She sliced the onion and put it in the beef stew.

   她將洋蔥切片放入燉牛肉中。

2. 切下；割去[O][（+off/away/from）]
   One side of the hill had been sliced off.

   山坡一側給削平了。

3. 切開；劃破
   The boat sliced the waves.

   小船劃破波浪航行。

4. 把……分成部分（或份）[（+into）]
   The estate was sliced up into very small bequests.

   這份產業被分成了很小的一份份遺產。

5. 【體】斜擊（球）；曲打（球）

vi.

1. 切
   Potatoes slice well.

   馬鈴薯容易切片。

2. 切開；劃破[Q][（+into/through）]
   The plough sliced through the earth.

   犁破土向前。

3. 【體】斜擊球；曲打球

n.

1. a thin, broad piece of food cut from a larger portion.
   ▸a portion or share.
2. a utensil with a broad, flat blade for lifting foods such as cake and fish.
3. (in sports) a sliced stroke or shot.

v.

1. cut into slices.
   ▸ (often slice something off/from) cut with or as if with a sharp implement.
2. move easily and quickly.
3. Golf  strike (the ball) so that it curves away to the right (for a left-handed player, the left).
   ▸(in other sports) propel (the ball) with a glancing contact so that it travels forward spinning.