1. cut up
Don't cut up, we're talking about serious things.
A turtle's heart will beat for hours after he has been cut up and butchered.
Inglese parola "ciąć na kawałki"(cut up) si verifica in set:
be, break, bring, call, carry, come, cut, do, drawPhrasal verbs2. to shred
Inglese parola "ciąć na kawałki"(to shred) si verifica in set:
Slowka srołszyn ołszyn3. Cut into pieces
4. slice
slice of pizza
We usually have a slice of bread and a cup of coffee.
Tom ate the last slice of bread so Mary had nothing to eat.
On second thought, I think I will have a slice of that pie.
Tom ate three eggs and a slice of toast.
Considering all I've eaten all day is just one slice of bread, I'm not really all that hungry.
Cut the meat into thin slices.
In spite of my diet, I couldn't help taking a slice of chocolate cake.
No matter how thin you slice it, it's still baloney.
When he asked for a single slice, they gave him an entire uncut pizza, which he proceeded to eat by rolling it up like a burrito and just shoveling it in. The question, of course, is whether a whole entity is a slice of itself.
slice your chicken breast into thin strips
Crisps are thin slices of potatoes, fried quickly in oil and then salted.
You can make a plain sandwich by placing cheese between two slices of bread.
Slice the cheese and see how many holes are there in one slice.
Can I have some water with a slice of lemon?