Slab Meaning in English
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/ˈsɫæb/
SLAB
/slˈæb/
SLAB
التعريف
A slab is a large, thick, flat piece of material such as stone, concrete, or wood. It can also refer to a thick plate or slice of something.
الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة
'Slab' is most commonly used in construction (e.g., 'concrete slab') or for thick, flat pieces of food (e.g., 'a slab of chocolate'). It's a countable noun. Not used for thin sheets—use 'sheet', 'panel', or 'slice' instead.
Spanish: losa - bloque (de material)Portuguese (BR): laje - placa (de material)Portuguese (PT): laje - placa (de material)Chinese (Simplified): 板块 - 厚板Chinese (Traditional): 板塊 - 厚板Hindi: फर्शी - पटियाArabic: لوح - صفيحة (مادة)Bengali: স্ল্যাব - মোটা টুকরো (পাথর, কংক্রিট, কাঠের)Russian: плита - глыба (материал)Japanese: スラブ - 厚板 (あついた)Vietnamese: tấm phiến - miếng dàyKorean: 슬래브 - 두꺼운 판Turkish: levha - kalın dilimUrdu: سلاب - موٹی چادریں (پتھر، کنکریٹ وغیرہ)Indonesian: lempengan - balok tebal
جمل نموذجية
The workers poured concrete to make a slab for the new house.
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He cut a slab of cheese for his sandwich.
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A large slab of stone blocked the entrance.
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They just built a new patio with a thick concrete slab.
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Don’t give me a tiny piece—cut me a slab of cake!
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The kitchen counter is made from a single granite slab.
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