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chopped

/tʃɒpt/

/tʃɑpt/

choppedadjective

more chopped

Comp.

most chopped

Super.

/tʃɒpt/

/tʃɑpt/

Translations

нарезанный

The recipe calls for chopped onions.

В рецепте указаны нарезанные лук.

измельчённый

Add the chopped garlic to the pan.

Добавьте измельчённый чеснок в сковороду.

Definitions

Cut into small pieces or sections.

The recipe called for chopped onions to be added to the soup.

Synonyms

choppedpast participle

/tʃɒpt/

/tʃɑpt/

Used to denote the past participle form of the verb 'chop' when functioning adjectivally

Definitions

Past participle of chop; having been cut into pieces by chopping.

The wood was chopped and stacked neatly by the shed.

Synonyms

chopverb

chopped

Past Simple

chopped

Past Simple

chopped

Past Participle

chopping

Gerund

/tʃɒp/

/tʃɑp/

Translations

рубить

He decided to chop some wood for the fireplace.

Он решил нарубить дров для камина.

нарезать

She needs to chop the vegetables for the salad.

Ей нужно нарезать овощи для салата.

Additional translations

рассечь

дробить

шинковать

Definitions

To cut something into pieces with repeated sharp blows using an axe or knife.

He decided to chop the vegetables for the salad.

To reduce or cut down something, especially in size or amount.

The company plans to chop the budget by 20% this year.

To hit or strike something with a quick, downward motion.

The player chopped the ball over the net with a swift motion.

Synonyms

Antonyms

chopnoun

Definitions

A small cut of meat, typically including part of a rib.

I ordered a lamb chop for dinner at the restaurant.

A downward cutting blow or movement, typically with a hand or an axe.

The karate instructor demonstrated a powerful chop to break the board.

A mark or stamp, especially one made with a seal.

The document was validated with an official chop from the government office.

A short, quick stroke, as in table tennis or golf.

He used a chop to return the ball with a backspin in the table tennis match.

Rough water produced by wind, consisting of short, irregular waves.

The small sailboat struggled in the heavy chop near the shoreline.

Skill or technical ability, especially in music or a physical activity (used chiefly in the plural form chops).

The drummer has the chops to handle even the most complex rhythms.

(usually plural) The jaw or mouth, especially the fleshy or protruding parts around the mouth.

The dog licked its chops hungrily.

chopgerund / present participle

Definitions

In the process of cutting or designed for cutting.

Place the meat on a chopping board.

choppast participle

chopped

Definitions

Cut into small pieces.

Add two cups of chopped onions to the pan.

chopadjective

Definitions

Relating to or serving chops (cuts of meat); associated with dishes or establishments specializing in chops.

They went to a famous chop house for dinner.