piece (EN)
noun, verb

noun “piece”

sg. piece, pl. pieces
  1. a part that can be separated from a larger whole
    She broke a piece of chocolate off the bar and gave it to her friend.
  2. a single item among others of its kind
    She found a piece of candy in her pocket.
  3. a work of art, like a painting, sculpture, or musical composition
    He hung his favorite piece of art above the fireplace, where everyone could see it.
  4. an article in a newspaper or magazine
    She wrote a compelling piece about climate change for the magazine.
  5. in chess, a figure other than a pawn, or a similar object in other games
    In chess, each player starts with 16 pieces, including the king, queen, bishops, knights, and rooks, all of which move in unique ways.
  6. a coin of small value
    I found a ten-cent piece under the couch while cleaning.

verb “piece”

piece; he pieces; past pieced, part. pieced; ger. piecing
  1. to put parts together to form a whole
    After finding all the torn pages, she pieced the letter back together to read its contents.