Rebanada (en. Slice)

/reβaˈnaða/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

noun

Portion made by cutting food in a specific direction.

I cut a slice of bread to make a sandwich.

Corté una rebanada de pan para hacer un sándwich.

Thin portion of meat or another food.

She served a slice of cheese with the crackers.

Ella sirvió una rebanada de queso con las galletas.

Refers to a cut piece, usually circular in shape.

I took a slice of chocolate cake.

Tomé una rebanada de pastel de chocolate.

From the verb 'to slice', which means to cut into slices.

go back to the charge

To try again after a failure.

volver a la carga

give a slice

To express advice or a warning to someone.

dar una rebanada

slice of life

Part of life or experience that is shared.

rebanada de vida

to slice

To cut into slices.

rebanar

to cut

To cut thicker than a slice.

tajar

portion

A part of a whole.

porción

Slice as a synonym for a portion.

I ate a slice of pizza at the party.

Me comí una rebanada de pizza en la fiesta.

Used to refer to a part of time.

In this slice of my life, I learned a lot.

En esta rebanada de mi vida aprendí mucho.