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/slæb/
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slab
noun
slabs
pl
UK
/slæb/
US
/slæb/
Translations
плита
The workers laid a concrete slab for the new sidewalk.
Рабочие уложили бетонную плиту для нового тротуара.
пластина
The archaeologists discovered an ancient stone slab with inscriptions.
Археологи обнаружили древнюю каменную пластину с надписями.
Additional translations
глыба
блок
Definitions
A large, thick, flat piece of stone, concrete, or wood, typically used for paving or as a building material.
The workers laid a concrete slab for the new sidewalk.
A large, thick slice or piece of something, especially food.
He served a slab of roast beef on the plate.
A semifinished piece of metal in the form of a thick rectangular block, intended for further processing such as rolling.
The steel mill produces slabs that are later rolled into sheets.
Synonyms
sheet
slab of concrete
slabbed stone
panel
block
plate
slab
verb
slabbed
Past Simple
slabbed
Past Participle
slabbing
Gerund
UK
/slæb/
US
/slæb/
Translations
разрезать
He decided to slab the wood into smaller pieces.
Он решил разрезать дерево на более мелкие куски.
Definitions
To cover or lay with slabs.
The workers slabbed the walkway with concrete to create a smooth path.
To cut or divide (something) into thick, flat pieces.
The butcher slabbed the pork belly for the barbecue.
Synonyms
hew
section
lay (slabs)
split
chop into slabs
cut into slabs
slice
lay slabs
flagstone
pave
slab
adjective
UK
/slæb/
US
/slæb/
Used attributively to describe things made of or relating to slabs.
Definitions
Made of, consisting of, or resembling a slab; flat and thick.
They built a slab cabin with rough-hewn walls.
Synonyms
platelike
flat
broad
thick
blocky
chunky
massive
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