slice

Compared meaning: cut something with a tool like a knife (verb).

比较义项：切开（动词）。

• slice 本词

  Means to cut something into thin flat pieces, usually food; the result is a separate piece that can be served or eaten.

  指把某物切成薄片，通常是食物；切出来的是可以单独拿取或食用的一片。

  He sliced the bread thinly before putting it in the toaster.

  他把面包切成薄片，然后放进烤面包机。

• slit

  Means to make a long narrow cut in something, without removing any material; often done to create an opening, such as in fabric or an envelope.

  指在某物上划开一道狭长的口子，并不去掉任何材料；常常是为了做出一个开口，比如在布料或信封上。

  She slit the envelope open with a knife to read the letter inside.

  她用刀划开信封，好读里面的信。

Slice and slit mean to cut something with a knife. Slice means cutting food into thin flat pieces to serve or eat. Slit means making a long, narrow cut without removing material, often to open something, like fabric. Not compared: slice as a noun.

两词都指“用刀等工具切开某物”，但 slice 强调切下薄片，通常是完整的一部分；slit 强调划出一道狭长的口子，并不切下任何东西。这里不比较 slice 用作名词（一片）或 slit 的其他用法。