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*piece¹ /pis; piːs/
n [C]
1 a part of something that has been separated or broken off from the rest of it 块，片:
+ of Do you want a piece of bread? 你要一片面包吗？
in pieces (=broken into many pieces) 成碎片: The vase lay in pieces on the floor. 花瓶碎成一片片地散在地板上。
smash/tear/rip sth to pieces (=break something when you are angry) 捣/撕/扯成碎片
2 one part of a set of things 〔一套中的〕一件; 部件，部分:
a chess piece 一枚棋子
a beautiful piece of furniture 一件漂亮的家具
the pieces of a jigsaw puzzle 拼图游戏的图块
3 a piece of used with certain words to mean 'some' 一点:
a piece of advice/information/luck etc Let me give you a piece of advice. Don't get a job in publishing. 我给你一点建议 — 别在出版界找工作。
4 go to pieces to become so upset or nervous that you cannot think or behave normally 垮掉，崩溃〔因太生气或紧张而无法思考或正常行事〕
5 (all) in one piece not damaged or injured 完好无损的; 平安无恙的:
I'm glad the china arrived in one piece. 我很高兴这件瓷器运到时完好无损。
6 give sb a piece of your mind informal to tell someone that you are very angry with them 【非正式】 申斥［责备］某人:
If I see her, I'll give her a piece of my mind! 如果我看到她，要好好斥责她一番。
7 be a piece of cake informal to be very easy to do 【非正式】 是很容易做的事
8 something that has been written or made by an artist, musician, or writer 〔艺术家、音乐家或作家创作的〕作品:
a beautiful piece of music 很优美的一支乐曲
9 a coin that is worth a particular amount 硬币:
a 50p piece 一枚 50 便士硬币
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