slice of bread
slice of bread: thin flat piece cut from a loaf of bread
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Definition of slice of bread - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

food portionthin flat piece cut from a loaf of bread
  • She ate a slice of bread with butter.
  • He toasted a slice of bread for breakfast.
  • Please pass me another slice of bread.
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  • slice of bread: thin flat piece cut from a loaf of bread
    thin flat piece cut from a loaf of bread

Expressions with slice

slice upv.
cut into smaller flat pieces
She decided to slice up the vegetables for the salad.
slice throughv.
cut through something smoothly and easily
The knife can slice through the bread effortlessly.
home slicen.
close friend or buddy
What's up, home slice? Long time no see!
slice and dicev.
cut into small pieces for cooking
She will slice and dice the vegetables for the stew.
slice the piev.
cut a pie into slices
She decided to slice the pie for dessert.
slice of the caken.
share of something valuable or desirable
Everyone wanted a slice of the cake from the profits.

Expressions with bread

bread basketn.
basket used to hold bread on a table
The waiter brought a bread basket to the table.
make breadv.
prepare and bake bread from ingredients
She loves to make bread every weekend.
brown breadn.
whole wheat or wholemeal bread
She prefers brown bread for its nutritional benefits..
break breadv.
eat a meal with others
We often break bread with our neighbors.
best thing since bread was slicedexp.
extremely good or innovative thing or idea
This new phone is the best thing since bread was sliced.
best thing since sliced breadn.
something considered extremely good or innovative
This new phone is the best thing since sliced bread!
bread and buttern.
basic necessities for living
Food and shelter are bread and butter for everyone.
greatest thing since sliced breadexp.
a recent invention praised for its usefulness or convenience
Electric cars are the greatest thing since sliced bread.
bread and watern.
simple and minimal diet
He lived on bread and water for a week.
earn one's breadv.
work to make money for living expenses
He works hard to earn his bread.

Terms related to slice of bread

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Terms with slice of bread included in their meaning

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butter breadv.
literal
spread butter on a slice of bread
pizza toastn.
food
slice of bread topped with pizza ingredients
white toastn.
food
toasted slice of white bread
doorstepn.
food
thick slice of bread
fried slicen.
UK food
slice of bread fried in oil or fat
open-face sandwichn.
food
sandwich with toppings on one slice of bread
open-facedadj.
sandwich
being a single slice of bread with topping
twice-baked breadn.
baking
slice of bread baked twice for crispness

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  1. French:tranche de pain, ...
  2. German:Brotscheibe, ...
  3. Italian:fetta di pane, ...
  4. Spanish:rebanada de pan, ...
  5. Portuguese:fatia de pão, ...
  6. Chinese:面包片, ...
  7. Japanese:パンの一切れ, ...
  8. Arabic:شَرِيحَة خُبْز, ...
  9. Hebrew:פְּרוּסַת לֶחֶם, ...
  10. Russian:ломтик хлеба, ...
  11. Ukrainian:шматок хліба, ...
  12. Hindi:ब्रेड की फाँक, ...

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