slabs Sentence Examples
- The butcher sliced the meat into thick slabs, ready for grilling.
- The marble slabs in the foyer of the grand mansion gave an air of opulence.
- The concrete slabs were laid down, forming the foundation of the new building.
- The slabs of granite weighed hundreds of pounds, making it difficult to move them.
- The sandstone slabs had been weathered by centuries of wind and rain, creating a rugged texture.
- The icy slabs on the mountainside posed a treacherous risk for climbers.
- The wooden slabs were carved with intricate designs, showcasing the artisan's skill.
- The metal slabs were heated until they glowed, ready for forging.
- The slabs of ice cream were served in generous portions, melting slowly in the summer heat.
- The slabs of bread were torn into bite-sized pieces, perfect for dipping in the soup.
slabs Meaning
slabs
a thick flat piece or slice (as of stone, wood, or bread), a strip of concrete pavement laid as a single unjointed piece, to remove an outer slab from, a hard plastic holder for a collectible coin and an identifying insert, to divide or form into slabs, thick, viscous, something that resembles a slab (as in size, shape, or density), a thick plate or slice (as of stone, wood, or bread), to put on thickly, a flat rectangular architectural element that is usually formed of a single piece or mass, the outside piece cut from a log in squaring it, concrete pavement (as of a road), a rectangular building having little width with respect to its length and usually height, to cover or support (something, such as a roadbed or roof) with slabs
Synonyms & Antonyms of slabs
FAQs About the word slabs
a thick flat piece or slice (as of stone, wood, or bread), a strip of concrete pavement laid as a single unjointed piece, to remove an outer slab from, a hard p
ingots, bands, beams, blooms, strips, sticks, boards, rods, billets, crossbeams
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The butcher sliced the meat into thick slabs, ready for grilling.
The marble slabs in the foyer of the grand mansion gave an air of opulence.
The concrete slabs were laid down, forming the foundation of the new building.
The slabs of granite weighed hundreds of pounds, making it difficult to move them.
