Množina: pieces

ETYM Old Eng. pece, French pièce, Late Lat. pecia, petia, petium, probably of Celtic origin; cf. w. peth a thing, a part, portion, a little, Armor. pez, Gael. and Irish cuid part, share. Related to Petty.
(Homonym: peace).
1. A separate part of a whole.
2. A serving that has been cut from a larger portion; SYN. slice.
3. An instance of some kind; SYN. bit.
4. An item that is an instance of some type; or.
5. An artistic or literary composition.
6. A distance.
7. An object created by a sculptor.

1. To join during spinning, as of broken pieces of thread, slivers, or rovings.
2. To repair by adding pieces; SYN. patch.

By degrees; piecemeal

Množina: pièce d'occasions

Piece for a special occasion

Množina: pièce de résistances

The most important dish of a meal.
(French) The most outstanding item in a collection; the main dish of a meal. (French) “piece of resistance”; culminating or main item.

Množina: pièce d’occasions

(French) Piece written or composed for a special occasion; bargain.

Singular of piece goods is piece good.

Cloth fabrics sold from the bolt at retail in lengths specified by the customer — called also yard goods.

Množina: pièce justificatives

(French) Justificatory paper; document serving as evidence

Množina: pièce montées

(French) Set piece; food that has been decoratively shaped or arranged

Množina: piece of baggages

Množina: piece of broken glasses

Množina: piece of cakes

Something easily done; cinch, breeze

Množina: piece of candies

Množina: piece of chalks

Množina: piece of cloths

A piece of fabric.