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Meanings of slice in English
Usage of slice in English
1
A major slice of content farms' revenue is generated through search engines.
2
That slice of the market has sold off massively in recent days.
3
Agents, television companies and commercial concerns want a slice of the action.
4
Its two Internet service providers have a major slice of the market.
5
However, he saved his strangest slice of praise for Ugandan President Museveni:
6
Season and slice red fish; roll in flour and fry until brown.
7
A mighty fine slice of Pierre de Coubertin's Olympic values right there.
8
These were qualifications for a small top slice of the year group.
9
Use baking paper to carefully lift the slice from the baking pan.
10
She selected a new slice even though she was no longer hungry.
11
A year later she's back and I slice off the other tit.
12
You might wonder whether the world needs another slice of Nordie noir.
13
Highly paid foreign managers would pocket a large slice of the cash.
14
Business travel accounts for a bigger slice of the market than leisure.
15
He squeezed some juice from the lime slice floating in the glass.
16
In 2011, they registered their business, but it was no easy slice.
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South Africa
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Australia
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New Zealand
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