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1 chisel
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1. noun(a tool with a cutting edge at the end.) cincel
2. verb(to cut or carve (wood etc) with a chisel.) cincelartr['ʧɪzəl]1 cincelar; labrar, tallar; grabar, cincelar\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto chisel something out of somebody timarle algo a alguien, estafarle algo a alguien1) : cincelar, tallar, labrar2) cheat: estafar, defraudarchisel n: cincel m (para piedras y metales), escoplo m (para madera), formón mn.• buril s.m.• cincel s.m.• cincelador s.m.• escoplo s.m.• formón s.m.v.• burilar v.• cincelar v.• escoplear v.
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transitive verb, BrE - ll-a) \<\<stone\>\> cincelar; \<\<wood\>\> labrar, tallarb) chiseled past p['tʃɪzl] (vb: pt, pp chiselled (Brit) or chiseled (US))his finely chiseled features — sus finamente cincelados or dibujados rasgos
1.2. VTchiselled features — (fig) facciones fpl marcadas
2) * (=swindle) timar, estafar* * *
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transitive verb, BrE - ll-a) \<\<stone\>\> cincelar; \<\<wood\>\> labrar, tallarb) chiseled past phis finely chiseled features — sus finamente cincelados or dibujados rasgos
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2 chisel
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3 chisel plow
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4 chisel
s.1 formón (for wood); cincel (for stone)2 subsolador.vt.1 tallar (in woodwork, sculpture) (Estados Unidos)to chisel somebody out of his money estafar a alguien3 cincelar, acincelar, burilar.4 estafar. (pt & pp chiseled o chiselled (Brit.)) -
5 chisel fracture
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6 chisel
English-Spanish architecture and construction dictionary > chisel
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7 chisel point
English-Spanish architecture and construction dictionary > chisel point
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8 chisel bit
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9 chisel marking
nMECH ENG marcado a cincel m -
10 chisel plough
n (BrE)AGRIC arado cincel m, subsolador m -
11 chisel subsoiler
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12 chisel-and-point pick
nCONST, MECH ENG formón mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > chisel-and-point pick
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13 chisel away
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14 chisel fracture
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15 chisel in
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16 chisel plough
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17 chisel share
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18 chisel-pointed burin
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20 centering chisel
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