pieces
n. countablen. separate parts of a whole object. You use this word when something has been broken or divided into smaller amounts.
n. distinct portions or fragments of a larger whole. Often used to refer to individual components of a set or the resulting shards of a broken object.
The glass broke into many small pieces.
She cut the cake into eight equal pieces so everyone could have a slice.
The archaeologist carefully gathered the ceramic pieces from the dirt, hoping to reconstruct the ancient vessel in its entirety.
Plural form of 'piece'; frequently used with the preposition 'of' to quantify uncountable nouns like 'advice', 'furniture', or 'information'.
two pieces of breadstwo pieces of breadWhen using 'pieces of' to count a mass noun, the mass noun itself must remain in the singular form.