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sliver

/ˈslɪv.ər/

Traduction: Petit morceau mince et pointu, souvent de bois, de verre ou de métal, qui a été coupé ou détaché d'un objet plus grand., Verbe signifiant couper ou déchirer en fines lamelles ou éclats, ou se séparer en fines parcelles.

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noun

/ˈslɪv.ər/B2formal
  • frPetit morceau mince et pointu, souvent de bois, de verre ou de métal, qui a été coupé ou détaché d'un objet plus grand.

A noun referring to a small, thin, sharp piece or fragment, often of wood, glass, or metal, that has been shaved or broken off from a larger object.

  1. Small sharp pieceB1formal

    A small, thin, and often sharp piece of material, such as wood, glass, or metal, that has broken off from a larger object.

    frÉclat

    • He got a sliver of glass stuck in his finger.
    • She carefully removed the wooden sliver from her hand.
    • A tiny metal sliver flew off when he hit the nail.

    Synonymeschipfragmentshardspallsplinter

  2. Thin fragment or sliceB1formal

    A thin, narrow piece or fragment that has been cut, shaved, or broken off from something, especially wood.

    frFragment fin et allongé

    • He shaved a thin sliver of wood from the plank.
    • She offered me a sliver of cake.
    • A sliver of moonlight shone through the curtain.

    Synonymeschipfragmentparingscrapshardshredslithersplinter

Formes
  • slivers plural form
  • slivers' possessive plural form
  • sliver's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/ˈslɪv.ər/C1formal
  • frVerbe signifiant couper ou déchirer en fines lamelles ou éclats, ou se séparer en fines parcelles.

A verb meaning to cut or break into thin, small pieces or splinters.

  1. Divide into sliversB2formal

    To cut or break something into thin, small pieces or splinters.

    frDiviser en lamelles

    • She carefully slivered the almonds for the cake.
    • The carpenter slivered the wood to create kindling.
    • He slivered the garlic cloves before adding them to the pan.

    Synonymescutshredslicesplintersplit

  2. Break into splintersB2formal

    To break apart into thin, sharp fragments, often unintentionally.

    frSe briser en éclats

    • The old wooden board slivered when he hit it with a hammer.
    • The glass slivered into tiny pieces upon impact.
    • The dry branch slivered as it snapped under the weight.

    Synonymesfragmentshattershiversplinter

  3. Form into sliversB2formal

    To shape or create something into thin, elongated pieces.

    frEffiler en lamelles

    • The machine slivered the plastic into thin strips.
    • She slivered the cheese for the salad.
    • The artisan slivered the metal to create decorative accents.

    Synonymesshaveshredslicesplinter

Formes
  • slivered past participle
  • slivered past simple
  • slivering present participle
  • slivers third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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