a slice of

a slice of 的音标是[əˈsaɪl ɒv]，基本翻译为“一片；一块”。速记技巧为：用斜线“/”代替“of”。

Slice of 的英文词源为：

- 词根slice，表示切下的部分。

变化形式为复数形式slices。

相关单词：

- slice of bread：一片面包

- slice of pizza：一片披萨

- slices of fruit：水果切片

- slice of cake：小菜一碟

- slice of meat：一片肉

- slices of vegetables：蔬菜切片

- slice off a piece of cake：切下一块蛋糕

- slice into pieces：切成碎片

- slices of cheese：奶酪切片

- a slice of history：一段历史片段

以上这些单词都与slice of有直接或间接的联系，它们在英语中广泛使用，表达不同的意思。slice of还可以引申为部分、片段的含义，例如在描述某个事件或情况的部分情况时，可以使用“a slice of what happened”。这些单词的使用频率很高，是英语中常见的表达方式。

常用短语：

1. a slice of bread

2. a slice of pizza

3. a slice of fruit

4. a slice of cake

5. a slice of meat

6. a slice of cheese

7. a slice of pie

双语例句：

1. I like to eat a slice of pizza with some salad on the side. （我喜欢边吃披萨边吃沙拉。）

2. She sliced a piece of fruit for her child"s lunch. （她为孩子的午餐切了一片水果。）

3. There was a slice of meat on the plate, but it was too tough to chew. （盘子里有一片肉，但是太硬了嚼不动。）

4. I had a slice of cheese with my sandwich for extra protein. （我在三明治里加了一片奶酪，为了增加蛋白质。）

5. The pie was so big that we couldn"t finish a slice. （那个派太大了，我们吃不下整个。）

6. He took a slice of pizza and went to the park to enjoy the sunshine. （他拿了一块披萨去公园享受阳光。）

7. I enjoy eating a slice of apple with my morning coffee. （我喜欢在早晨喝咖啡的时候吃一片苹果。）

英文小作文：

Slice of Life

Everyday life is full of small moments that make us feel happy, sad, or anything in between. One such moment is when you take a bite out of a delicious piece of cake or pie, savoring every bite and relishing in the sweetness that fills your mouth.

However, life also brings us moments that are not so sweet, like when we struggle to finish a piece of tough meat or cheese. These moments make us appreciate the good ones even more, reminding us that life is full of ups and downs, but it"s the small moments that make it worth living.

Whether it"s enjoying a slice of pizza with friends or taking a moment to appreciate the beauty of nature, these small moments add up and make our lives more fulfilling. So, cherish every slice of life and remember to savor the sweet moments while also learning to appreciate the not-so-sweet ones as well.