What does "chop up" mean?

To cut into pieces To dice or cut food.

How do you use "chop up" in a sentence?

Chop up the vegetables. She chopped up the onions. He chopped up some wood.

Phrasal Verb BritishAmericanAustralian ★★★★☆ Common Neutral

Meaning: To cut into pieces

切碎

Picar, cortar

刻む、切り刻む

잘게 썰다, 토막내다

To dice or cut food.

把食物等切成小块。

Cortar en trozos.

食材などを細かく切る。

음식을 깍둑썰기하거나 잘라내다.

Base verb: chop

Particle: up

Separable: Yes — the object can go between the verb and particle

Chop up the vegetables.
把蔬菜切碎
Pica las verduras
野菜を刻んで
채소를 잘게 썰어.
She chopped up the onions.
她把洋葱切碎了
Ella picó las cebollas
彼女は玉ねぎを刻んだ
그녀는 양파를 잘게 썰었다.
He chopped up some wood.
他劈了些木柴
Él cortó algo de leña
彼は薪を切った
그는 장작을 쪼갰다.

Context: cooking, cutting, preparing

Tone: practical

From cutting into pieces.

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal