chop
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choppedchopping
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Verb

1.
cutting actiontr.cut something into pieces with repeated sharp blowstr.
  • He used an axe to chop the wood..
cut slice
2.
severingtr.sever with an axe or similar tooltr.
  • They chopped the tree down in an hour.
cleave cut hew
3.
actionintr.give a downward cutting blow or movementintr.
  • She chopped the air with her hand.

Noun

1.
meatsmall piece of meat with a rib
  • I ordered a lamb chop for dinner.
cutlet rib
2.
workblow with an axe or similar tool
  • He gave the tree a chop with the axe.
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Images of chop

  • chop: small piece of meat with a rib
    small piece of meat with a rib
  • chop: quality of water being rough with waves
    quality of water being rough with waves

Expressions with chop

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cut a tree or object to make it fall
They decided to chop down the old oak tree.
separate by cutting with a sharp tool
He had to chop off the damaged part of the rope..
cut into smaller pieces using repeated blows
She decided to chop up the vegetables for the stew.
place where stolen vehicles are dismantled for parts
The police raided a chop shop in the industrial district last night..
cut something into smaller pieces
She decided to chop it up for the stew.
likely to be removed or dismissed from a position
After the merger, many employees were for the chop.

Origin of chop

Old English, ceopan (to buy) + chop (to cut)

Terms with chop included in their meaning

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axv.
cutting
cut or chop with an ax
axev.
cutting
chop using a heavy bladed tool
woodwork
to saw or chop wood into sections
cutting
cut or chop roughly with a tool
physical action
cut or chop something again and again with force
cooking
chop food into small pieces
cooking
mezzaluna used to chop culinary herbs
hewv.
tools
cut or chop with an axe or other tool

Examples of chop in a sentence

  • They decided to chop down the old tree.
  • She chopped the vegetables for the stew.
  • He chopped the wood for the fireplace.
  • He chopped the rope with an axe.
  • The chef chopped downward through the squash.
  • The network chopped the show after just one season.

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  1. French:hacher, côte, ...
  2. German:hacken, Kotelett, ...
  3. Italian:tritare, braciola, ...
  4. Spanish:trocear, chuleta, ...
  5. Portuguese:picar, costeleta, ...
  6. Chinese:剁, 排骨, ...
  7. Japanese:切る, チョップ, ...
  8. Arabic:قَطَّعَ, قِطْعَة لَحْم بِضِلْع, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְקַצֵּץ, צֵלַע, ...
  10. Russian:рубить, отбивная, ...
  11. Ukrainian:рубати, відбивна, ...
  12. Hindi:टुकड़े-टुकड़े काटना, चॉप, ...
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Acronym

acr: Capitol Hill Occupied ProtestRareSlangUSarea occupied by protestersRareSlangUS
  • The CHOP was filled with activists and tents.
  • CHOP became a symbol of resistance.
  • Many gathered at CHOP to voice their demands.
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  1. French:CHOP, ...
  2. German:besetztes Protestgebiet, ...
  3. Italian:zona occupata dai manifestanti, ...
  4. Spanish:zona ocupada de protesta en Capitol Hill, ...
  5. Portuguese:zona ocupada de protesto em Capitol Hill, ...
  6. Chinese:国会山占领抗议区, ...
  7. Japanese:CHOP, ...
  8. Arabic:مِنْطَقَةُ الاِحْتِجَاجِ المُحْتَلَّةِ, ...
  9. Hebrew:מִתְחַם מְחָאָה שֶׁנִּתְפַּס בִּידֵי מַפְגִּינִים, ...
  10. Russian:зона протеста на Капитолийском холме, ...
  11. Ukrainian:окупована протестувальниками територія, ...
  12. Hindi:कब्ज़ा किया गया विरोध क्षेत्र, ...

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