How to Use "Slice" with Example Sentences

slice (v): to cut something into pieces

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Used with adverbs:

"She sliced the roast beef thinly."
(thinly, thickly)

"The knife sliced through the tomatoes cleanly."
(cleanly)

"First, slice up the onions."
(up)

Used with prepositions:

"The sharp knife sliced through the watermelon."
(through, into)

"She sliced the fat off from the meat."
(off)

slice (n): a thin piece cut off from a bigger part of something

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Used with adjectives:

"She gave me a large slice of pizza."
(large, big, huge)

"He prepared some thin slices of cheese."
(thin, small)

"She offered him a generous slice of pie."
(generous, little)

Used with verbs:

"He cut a thin slice of bread."
(cut)

"He ate five slices of pizza."
(ate)

"My father carves thin slices of turkey for sandwiches."
(carves)

Used with prepositions:

"I was craving a slice of cake."
(of)