chop

verbnounB1 · Intermediate

To cut something into pieces with a sharp tool.

Meanings of «chop»

1 · verb

to cut something into pieces with a sharp tool

She began to chop the onions for dinner.

2 · noun

a thick slice of meat with a bone

We grilled a pork chop for lunch today.

Similar: cutletsteak

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The difference between similar words

to use a sharp tool to cut

cutthe general wordCut the paper with scissors.

trimcut a little off to make it neatHe trims his beard every week.

chopcut into pieces with strong hits, like woodHe chopped wood for the fire.

mowcut grass with a machineI mow the lawn every week.

to cut food into pieces

chopcut into rough pieces with a knifeChop the onions and the carrots.

slicecut into thin flat piecesSlice the bread and put it on a plate.

dicecut into small square piecesDice the potatoes before you cook them.

mincecut or grind into very small bitsShe minced the garlic very finely.

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to cut something into pieces with a sharp tool

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