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chopped

/tʃɒpt/

Traduction: Qui a été coupé en morceaux, souvent en parlant d'aliments préparés en cuisine., Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de couper quelque chose en morceaux avec un outil tranchant, généralement une hache, un couteau ou un hachoir.

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adjective

/tʃɒpt/B1formalculinary
  • frQui a été coupé en morceaux, souvent en parlant d'aliments préparés en cuisine.

Describes something that has been cut into pieces, often used in cooking contexts.

  1. Cut into piecesA2formalculinary

    Food that has been cut into small, irregular pieces using a knife or other tool.

    frhaché

    • Add the chopped onions to the pan.
    • She used chopped garlic in the recipe.
    • The salad contains chopped tomatoes and cucumbers.

    Synonymescutcut up

    Antonymesintactuncutwhole

  2. Cut off or severedB1formal

    Something that has been cut off or separated from the main part.

    frcoupé ou séparé

    • The chopped branches lay on the ground after the storm.
    • He found a chopped rope near the dock.
    • The chopped wood was stacked neatly by the fireplace.

    Synonymescutseveredslicedsplit

Formes
  • more chopped comparative form
  • most chopped superlative form

verb

chop/tʃɒp/A2formalculinary
  • frVerbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de couper quelque chose en morceaux avec un outil tranchant, généralement une hache, un couteau ou un hachoir.

A verb used to indicate the act of cutting something into pieces with a sharp tool, typically an axe, knife, or cleaver.

  1. Cut into piecesA2formalculinary

    To cut something, especially food, into small pieces with a knife or other tool.

    frcouper en morceaux

    • She chopped the onions finely for the soup.
    • He chopped the wood for the fireplace.
    • The chef chopped the vegetables quickly.

    Synonymescubecuthashminceslice

  2. Cut down or strikeB1formal

    To cut something down or strike it with a sharp blow.

    frcouper ou frapper

    • The lumberjack chopped down the old tree.
    • He chopped the branch with an axe.
    • The boxer chopped at his opponent's arm.

    Synonymescleavecutfellhackhewlopseverstrike

  3. Reduce or stopB2informal

    To reduce something drastically or to stop something abruptly.

    frRéduire ou arrêter brutalement

    • The company chopped the budget for next year.
    • They chopped the TV show after only one season.
    • He chopped his speech short when the fire alarm went off.

    Synonymesaxecurtailcutdiscontinueendhaltreduceslashstopterminate

    Antonymesaugmentcontinueexpandincreasemaintainsustain

Formes
  • chopped past participle
  • chopped past simple
  • chopping present participle
  • chops third person singular

Variantes phrasalchop downchop offchop up