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ESLPod_0897_WE_1469 Cooking a Meal In this podcast, the verb "to chop" means to cut a fruit or vegetable into pieces, usually about 1/4-inch on each side, but without trying to make all the pieces the same size or shape: "Please chop the bell peppers into bite-sized pieces." The verb "to chop" can also mean to cut wood into smaller pieces for a fire: "How much firewood did pioneers have to chop each year?" The verb "to chop" can also mean to significantly reduce the size or amount of something, especially when talking about money: "Other stores will be forced to chop their prices if they want to compete with us." Finally, the phrase "to chop (something) down" means to cut a tree and make it fall down: "Who chopped down the cherry tree?"

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ESLPod 897 to chop Food + Drink

Id	ESLPod_0897_WE_1469
Episode Id	ESLPod 897
Episode Title	Cooking a Meal
Phrase	to chop
Text	In this podcast, the verb "to chop" means to cut a fruit or vegetable into pieces, usually about 1/4-inch on each side, but without trying to make all the pieces the same size or shape: "Please chop the bell peppers into bite-sized pieces." The verb "to chop" can also mean to cut wood into smaller pieces for a fire: "How much firewood did pioneers have to chop each year?" The verb "to chop" can also mean to significantly reduce the size or amount of something, especially when talking about money: "Other stores will be forced to chop their prices if they want to compete with us." Finally, the phrase "to chop (something) down" means to cut a tree and make it fall down: "Who chopped down the cherry tree?"
Topics	Food + Drink

Chop Verb Cut Eslpod Means Make Pieces Size