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1 (to) carve
(to) carve /kɑ:v/A v. t.1 ( arte) intagliare ( legno, pietra, avorio, ecc.); scolpire: to carve a piece of wood into a doll, scolpire una bambola da un pezzo di legno2 scolpire; ricavare (scolpendo o intagliando): The statue was carved out of ( o from) local stone, la statua era scolpita in pietra locale3 incidere ( una scritta); intagliare; scolpire: The boy carved his name on a tree, il ragazzo ha inciso il suo nome su un albero4 trinciare, scalcare ( carne, ecc.); tagliare (a fette): to carve a chicken, trinciare un pollo; Can I carve you some more roast?, ti taglio un'altra fetta di arrosto?B v. i.2 ( a tavola) tagliare, fare le parti ( di un arrosto, ecc.): Will you carve?, tagli tu la carne [il pollo, ecc.]?● ( sci) to carve a turn, curvare di lamina; curvare spigolando □ (fig.) carved in stone (o on tablets of stone), immutabile; inderogabile. -
2 (to) carve
(to) carve /kɑ:v/A v. t.1 ( arte) intagliare ( legno, pietra, avorio, ecc.); scolpire: to carve a piece of wood into a doll, scolpire una bambola da un pezzo di legno2 scolpire; ricavare (scolpendo o intagliando): The statue was carved out of ( o from) local stone, la statua era scolpita in pietra locale3 incidere ( una scritta); intagliare; scolpire: The boy carved his name on a tree, il ragazzo ha inciso il suo nome su un albero4 trinciare, scalcare ( carne, ecc.); tagliare (a fette): to carve a chicken, trinciare un pollo; Can I carve you some more roast?, ti taglio un'altra fetta di arrosto?B v. i.2 ( a tavola) tagliare, fare le parti ( di un arrosto, ecc.): Will you carve?, tagli tu la carne [il pollo, ecc.]?● ( sci) to carve a turn, curvare di lamina; curvare spigolando □ (fig.) carved in stone (o on tablets of stone), immutabile; inderogabile.
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