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Meanings of large slice in English

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Usage of large slice in English
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Highly paid foreign managers would pocket a large slice of the cash.
Reuters
2
The Galápagos Islands are rightfully receiving a large slice of this aid.
BBC
3
She succeeded in cutting off a large slice, and holding it out.
John Halifax, Gentleman
4
Get me the new tortoise-shell spectacles and a large slice of bread.
The Caxtons: A Family Picture — Volume 18
5
It is a large slice out of a man's life, my boy.
Stella Fregelius: A Tale of Three Destinies
6
The jockey was forced to accept a large slice of misfortune.
The Guardian
7
Meanwhile, a large slice of the press continues to churn out pro-Brexit propaganda.
The Guardian
8
A large slice of cake and an apple were placed in her pocket.
The Iron Rule; Or, Tyranny in the Household
9
KPN is getting a large slice of the deal's hefty synergies.
Reuters
10
Three-fourths of Serbia, four-fifths of Albania, and a large slice of Montenegro were repatriated.
America's War for Humanity
11
In point of fact, you are looking at quite a large slice of Switzerland.
Seeing Europe with Famous Authors, Volume 6 / Germany, Austria-H...
12
She then gave him a large slice of the cake.
The Morgesons: A Novel
13
Lott, though Gruelly owns a large slice of it also.
Northern California, Oregon, and the Sandwich Islands
14
He reached down and cut a large slice and stuffed it in his mouth.
Wet desert: tracking down a terrorist on the colorado river
15
They who get a large slice of it say, 'A very valuable life this!'
"My Novel" — Volume 06
16
Arguably, therefore, national papers should be able to take a large slice of the advertising cake.
The Guardian
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