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slice up

 

Definitions from WordNet

Verb slice up has 1 sense
  1. slice, slice up - cut into slices; "Slice the salami, please"
    --1 is one way to cut
    Sample sentence:
    The chefs slice up the vegetables

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Slice Up

Part of Speech: Verb

Sense 1: To cut something into thin pieces or sections.

Example sentence 1: She skillfully sliced up the watermelon into bite-sized pieces for the party.

Example sentence 2: The chef sliced up the vegetables to prepare a delicious stir-fry.

Example sentence 3: Before serving the cake, make sure to slice it up into individual portions.


Sense 2: To divide or separate something into smaller parts or sections.

Example sentence 1: The committee decided to slice up the project into different tasks for better efficiency.

Example sentence 2: It's important to slice up your time effectively to manage multiple responsibilities.

Example sentence 3: The company plans to slice up the large department into smaller teams to streamline operations.


Sense 3: (Informal) To critically or humorously analyze or evaluate something.

Example sentence 1: The movie critic loves to slice up the latest films, pointing out flaws and praising the highlights.

Example sentence 2: Comedy shows often slice up current events, providing a satirical take on news and politics.

Example sentence 3: The satirical website specializes in slicing up pop culture trends and celebrities.


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