英语词汇“chop”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

chopverb [ T ]

uk/tʃɒp/us/tʃɑːp/-pp-

B2 to cut something into pieces with an axe, knife, or other sharp instrument:

He was chopping wood in the yard.

Add some fresh parsley, finely chopped.

Chop (up) the onions and carrots roughly.

informal Laura had her hair chopped (= cut) yesterday.

If something is chopped in business, it is stopped or reduced:

Because of lack of funding many long-term research projects are being chopped.

More examples

Peel the cucumber and chop it into small cubes.
Peel, core and chop the apples.
Roughly chop the tomatoes and add to the onions.

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Cutting and stabbing

abrasion
bayonet
carve
carving
chisel
cut sth down
laceration
lance
mow
nick
notch
saw sth down
scratch
slash
slice
spike
transfix
trim
whittle
woodcarving

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Causing something to end

Idiom(s)

chop and change

Phrasal verb(s)

chop sth down

chop sth off

chopnoun [ C ]

uk/tʃɒp/us/tʃɑːp/

chop noun [ C ] (MEAT)

a small piece of meat with a bone still in it:

a lamb/pork chop

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Cuts of meat

boneless
braising steak
brisket
chuck steak
chump chop
flank steak
flitch
ground beef
hamburger
jerky
loin
medallion
nugget
rasher
rib
saddle
schnitzel
silverside
sirloin (steak)
spare ribs

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chop noun [ C ] (CUT)

an act of cutting something with an axe, knife, or other sharp instrument

the chop

mainly UK US usually the axe the situation in which your job is taken away from you, either because you have done something wrong or as a way of saving money:

If you're late for work again, you'll be for the chop.

Anyone stepping out of line is liable to get the chop.

Hundreds of workers at the factory have already been given the chop.

the ending of a factory, school, etc. or plan:

When the reorganization occurs, the smaller departments will be the first for the chop.

Many of these special schools are facing the chop.

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Cutting and stabbing

abrasion
bayonet
carve
carving
chisel
cut sth down
laceration
lance
mow
nick
notch
saw sth down
scratch
slash
slice
spike
transfix
trim
whittle
woodcarving

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Firing staff

Ends and endings

chop noun [ C ] (MOUTH)

chops

[ plural ] informal the area of the face surrounding the mouth of a person or an animal:

a dog licking its chops

I'll give him a smack in the chops if he doesn't shut up.

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The head & face

-cheeked
-chinned
-faced
chin
countenance
dimple
facial
facies
frontalis
hairline
mandible
nape
neck
nose
nucha
nuchal
pes anserinus
splenius
temple
temporal

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chop noun [ C ] (ABILITY)

chops [ plural ] mainly US informal

ability and technical skill, especially in playing a musical instrument:

The players show their jazz chops and modern sensibility.

the ability, skill, or experience needed to do something well:

She just doesn't have the chops for this demanding role.

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Playing music

accompaniment
accompany
busk
conduct
fiddle
fingering
improvisation
interpreter
jam
music
perform
raise the roof idiom
serenade
sight-read
strike
strum
swell
tap sth out
tune
virtuoso

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单词	chop
释义	Contents verb (1) chop (1) noun (4) chop (MEAT) chop (CUT) chop (MOUTH) chop (ABILITY) Contents verb (1) chop (CUT) noun (1) chop (MEAT) English American chopverb [ T ] uk/tʃɒp/us/tʃɑːp/-pp- B2 to cut something into pieces with an axe, knife, or other sharp instrument: He was chopping wood in the yard. Add some fresh parsley, finely chopped. Chop (up) the onions and carrots roughly. informal Laura had her hair chopped (= cut) yesterday. If something is chopped in business, it is stopped or reduced: Because of lack of funding many long-term research projects are being chopped. More examples Peel the cucumber and chop it into small cubes. Peel, core and chop the apples. Roughly chop the tomatoes and add to the onions. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Cutting and stabbing abrasion bayonet carve carving chisel *cut sth* down laceration lance mow nick notch saw sth down scratch slash slice spike transfix trim whittle woodcarving See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Causing something to end Idiom(s) chop and change Phrasal verb(s) chop sth down chop sth off chopnoun [ C ] uk/tʃɒp/us/tʃɑːp/ chop noun [ C ] (MEAT) a small piece of meat with a bone still in it: a lamb/pork chop Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Cuts of meat boneless braising steak brisket chuck steak chump chop flank steak flitch ground beef hamburger jerky loin medallion nugget rasher rib saddle schnitzel silverside sirloin (steak) spare ribs See more results » chop noun [ C ] (CUT) an act of cutting something with an axe, knife, or other sharp instrument the chop mainly UK US usually the axe the situation in which your job is taken away from you, either because you have done something wrong or as a way of saving money: If you're late for work again, you'll be for the chop. Anyone stepping out of line is liable to get the chop. Hundreds of workers at the factory have already been given the chop. the ending of a factory, school, etc. or plan: When the reorganization occurs, the smaller departments will be the first for the chop. Many of these special schools are facing the chop. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Cutting and stabbing abrasion bayonet carve carving chisel cut sth down laceration lance mow nick notch saw sth down scratch slash slice spike transfix trim whittle woodcarving See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Firing staff Ends and endings chop noun [ C ] (MOUTH) chops [ plural ] informal the area of the face surrounding the mouth of a person or an animal: a dog licking its chops I'll give him a smack in the chops if he doesn't shut up. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words The head & face -cheeked -chinned -faced chin countenance dimple facial facies frontalis hairline mandible nape neck nose nucha nuchal pes anserinus splenius temple temporal See more results » chop noun [ C ] (ABILITY) chops [ plural ] mainly US informal ability and technical skill, especially in playing a musical instrument: The players show their jazz chops and modern sensibility. the ability, skill, or experience needed to do something well: She just doesn't have the chops for this demanding role. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Playing music accompaniment accompany busk conduct fiddle fingering improvisation interpreter jam music perform raise the roof idiom serenade sight-read strike strum swell tap sth out tune virtuoso See more results » chopverb [ T ] us/tʃɑp/-pp- chop verb [ T ] (CUT) to cut something into pieces with a sharp tool, such as an ax: Cal went out to chop some wood for the fireplace. To chop something off is to separate it from what it was part of by cutting: Chop the ends off the carrots. If you chop up something, you cut it into small pieces: She chopped up some celery for the salad. chopnoun [ C ] us/tʃɑp/ chop noun [ C ] (MEAT) a small piece of meat with a bone still in it:** a lamb/pork/veal chop
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chopverb [ T ]

Idiom(s)

Phrasal verb(s)

chopnoun [ C ]

chop noun [ C ] (MEAT)

chop noun [ C ] (CUT)

chop noun [ C ] (MOUTH)

chop noun [ C ] (ABILITY)

chopverb [ T ]

chop verb [ T ] (CUT)

chopnoun [ C ]

chop noun [ C ] (MEAT)