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1 chisel
1. nounMeißel, der; (for wood) Stemmeisen, das; Beitel, der2. transitive verb,* * *[' izl] 1. noun(a tool with a cutting edge at the end.) der Meißel2. verb(to cut or carve (wood etc) with a chisel.) meißeln* * *chis·el[ˈtʃɪzəl]hammer and \chisel Hammer und MeißelII. vt1. (cut)* * *['tʃɪzl]1. nMeißel m; (for wood) Beitel m2. vtmeißeln; (in wood) stemmen* * *chisel [ˈtʃızl]A s1. Meißel m2. TECH (Stech)Beitel m, Stemmeisen nB v/t prät und pperf -eled, besonders Br -elled1. mit dem Meißel bearbeiten, (aus)meißeln:chisel the marble into a figure aus dem Marmor eine Figur meißeln;2. sla) reinlegen, betrügen ( out of um)C v/i1. meißeln2. sl krumme Sachen machen* * *1. nounMeißel, der; (for wood) Stemmeisen, das; Beitel, der2. transitive verb,* * *(masonry) n.Stemmeisen n. n.Meißel - m. (woodwork, masonry) v.ziselieren v. v.meißeln v.schummeln v. -
2 carve
1. transitive verb1) (cut up) tranchieren [Fleisch]2. intransitive verbcarve something out of wood/stone — etwas aus Holz schnitzen/aus Stein meißeln
1) tranchieren2)carve in wood/stone — in Holz schnitzen/in Stein meißeln
Phrasal Verbs:- academic.ru/85129/carve_out">carve out- carve up* * *1) (to make designs, shapes etc by cutting a piece of wood etc: A figure carved out of wood.) schnitzen•- carving- carve out* * *[kɑ:v, AM kɑ:rv]I. vt▪ to \carve sthto be \carved from stone aus Stein gemeißelt sein▪ to \carve sth out etw herausschneidento \carve out a tunnel in a rock einen Tunnel in den Fels treiben [o schlagenII. vi tranchieren* * *[kAːv]1. vtcarved in( to) the wood — in das Holz geschnitzt
carved in( to) the stone — in den Stein gehauen or gemeißelt
to carve one's initials on a tree — seine Initialen in einen Baum einritzen or schnitzen
a frieze carved with flowers — ein geschnitzter or (in stone) gemeißelter Blumenfries
the sculptor was still carving the face — der Bildhauer schnitzte or (in stone) meißelte noch das Gesicht
2) (COOK) aufschneiden, zerteilen, tranchieren3) (fig)to carve a niche for oneself ( as), to carve oneself a niche (as) — sich (dat) seine Sporen verdienen (als)
2. vi (COOK)tranchieren* * *carve [kɑː(r)v]A v/the carved the wood into a garden gnome er schnitzte aus dem Holz einen Gartenzwerg;2. ausschnitzen, -meißeln:3. einschneiden, -meißeln:carve one’s initials on a tree trunk seine Initialen in einen Baumstamm (ein)ritzen4. (mit Schnitzereien) verzieren:carve a stone with figures einen Stein mit gemeißelten Figuren verzieren5. a) Fleisch etc zerlegen, vorschneiden, tranchierencarve out a fortune ein Vermögen machen;carve out a career for o.s. sich eine Karriere aufbauen, Karriere machenB v/i1. schnitzen, meißeln2. (bei Tisch) vorschneiden, tranchieren* * *1. transitive verb1) (cut up) tranchieren [Fleisch]2) (from wood) schnitzen; (from stone) meißeln2. intransitive verbcarve something out of wood/stone — etwas aus Holz schnitzen/aus Stein meißeln
1) tranchieren2)carve in wood/stone — in Holz schnitzen/in Stein meißeln
Phrasal Verbs:- carve up* * *(into) v.einritzen v.einschneiden (in) v.schnitzen v.zerschneiden v. v.zerlegen v.
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