Would you like another slice of ham/beef?

2) [S] a part of sth., such as an amount of money:

We agreed before we did the deal that we'd both take an equal slice of the profit.

The film presents us with a fascinating slice of history.

3) [C] a kitchen utensil with a wide blade which is used for serving pieces of food:

a cake/fish slice

v. 1) [T] to cut sth. into thin, flat pieces:

Slice the mushrooms thinly and fry in butter.

[+ two objects] Could you slice me a very thin piece of cake/slice a very thin piece of cake for me?

2) [I + adv. or prep.] to easily cut into or through sth. with a sharp knife:

He screamed as the blade sliced into his leg.

FIGURATIVE She watched his slim strong body as it sliced effortlessly through the water.

sliced

adj. cut into thin flat pieces:

sliced bread/ham/tomato

slicer

n. [C] a machine or tool for slicing particular types of food:

an egg/bread/meat slicer

2. stick:

verb [I or T; usually + adverb or preposition] (stuck, stuck)

(1) to push a pointed object into or through something, or (of a pointed object) to be pushed into or through something and stay there:

她把针戳到我的胳膊里。

She stuck the needle into my arm.

(2) [I or T] to cause something to become fixed as if with glue or another similar substance:

我的汽车陷进淤泥里了。

My car's stuck in the mud.

这胶水不粘了。

This glue won't stick.