- chop
- 01. Can you [chop] some more wood for the fire?02. I'm going to [chop] up some onions to put in the stir-fry.03. The city had to [chop] down a tree that was growing under the power lines.04. Why don't you [chop] up the vegetables while I grate the cheese for the pizza?05. We saw some karate expert [chop] a brick in half with his bare hands.06. Be careful while you're [chopping] the carrots that you don't cut your hand.07. Certain members of the Royal family had their heads [chopped] off during the French Revolution.08. For making a sculpture, Auguste Rodin said, "I choose a block of marble, and [chop] off everything I don't need."09. The administration has been [chopping] a few employees off the payroll in an effort to bring down costs.10. Over 50 jobs have been [chopped] from the payroll in the last year, and we're still losing money.11. The farmer took the chicken out to the shed and quickly [chopped] its head off.12. He finished the fight by giving his opponent a karate [chop] to the neck.13. We [chopped] down a few trees on our land to make room for an outdoor barbeque.14. He accidentally [chopped] his finger off while he was cutting up wood for the fire.15. In the rural areas of Costa Rica, girls manage household chores while boys do outdoor tasks such as [chopping] wood.16. An Arab proverb notes, "If you want to kill a snake, [chop] off its head."
Grammatical examples in English. 2013.