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chopped down

 

Definitions from WordNet

Verb chop down has 1 sense
  1. chop down - cut down; "George chopped down the cherry tree"
    --1 is one way to
    fell, drop, strike down, cut down
    Sample sentence:
    They chop down the trees

Definitions from the Web

Term: Chopped Down



Definition: Used as a verb phrase, "chopped down" refers to the action of cutting down or felling something, typically a tree, with a chopping motion or with the use of an axe or similar tool. It can also be used figuratively to indicate the deconstruction or dismantling of something.



Example Sentences:



  1. The lumberjacks chopped down several large trees in the forest.
  2. He chopped down the old wooden fence to make way for a new one.
  3. In order to build their new house, they had to chop down a few trees on their land.
  4. The government decided to chop down the old building due to safety concerns.


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Term: Chopped Down



Definition: As an adjective phrase, "chopped down" typically refers to food ingredients or dishes that have been cut into smaller pieces or chunks.



Example Sentences:



  1. The recipe requires chopped-down vegetables for the salad.
  2. I prefer my stir-fry to have finely chopped-down meat.
  3. Make sure the vegetables are uniformly chopped down before adding them to the pot.
  4. For this salsa recipe, the tomatoes need to be seeded and chopped down.


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