Piece ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Piece ( noun )

  1. A separate part of a whole, especially an article of merchandise.
  2. A musical composition, especially one of classical music.
  3. A work of art, especially a painting or sculpture.
  4. A quantity of food, especially a serving.
  5. A length of cloth, especially a section of a garment.

Origin:

Middle english piec, from anglo-norman pece, from latin pars, part-.

Examples:

  1. He bought a piece of cake from the bakery.
  2. Beethoven's Ninth Symphony is a classic piece of music.
  3. The museum had an impressive collection of pieces by Pablo Picasso.
  4. She ordered a large piece of pizza for lunch.
  5. The tailor cut a piece of cloth for the new suit.

(As a verb)

Piece ( verb )

  1. A separate part of a whole, especially an article of merchandise.
  2. A musical composition, especially one of classical music.
  3. A work of art, especially a painting or sculpture.
  4. A quantity of food, especially a serving.
  5. A length of cloth, especially a section of a garment.

Origin:

Middle english piec, from anglo-norman pece, from latin pars, part-.

Examples:

  1. He bought a piece of cake from the bakery.
  2. Beethoven's Ninth Symphony is a classic piece of music.
  3. The museum had an impressive collection of pieces by Pablo Picasso.
  4. She ordered a large piece of pizza for lunch.
  5. The tailor cut a piece of cloth for the new suit.
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