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noun
- 1. a large, thick, flat piece of stone, concrete, or wood, typically rectangular: "paving slabs"
verb
- 1. remove slabs from (a log or tree) to prepare it for sawing into planks: "he slabbed the log on the two other remaining sides to make a rectangular timber"
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a thick slice of anything: a slab of bread. a semifinished piece of iron or steel so rolled that its breadth is at least twice its thickness. a rough outside piece cut from a log, as when sawing one into boards.
A slab is a large, flat, thick piece of raw material, usually a few inches thick. Sidewalks are usually made from concrete slabs. Horizontal slabs of steel reinforced concrete, usually between 100 and 500mm thick, are used to build floors and ceilings.
SLAB definition: a thick, flat piece of something, especially stone: . Learn more.
a thick, flat piece of something, especially stone: a slab of concrete. (Definition of slab from the Cambridge Learner's Dictionary © Cambridge University Press)
slab meaning, definition, what is slab: a thick flat piece of a hard material su...: Learn more.
A slab is a large, flat, thick piece of raw material, usually a few inches thick.
