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c black sculpter [skylte]➭ TABLE 1 transitive verb[+ marbre, statue] to sculpt ; [+ meuble, bois] to carve━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━✦ The p is not pronounced.* * *skylte2) ( travailler) to sculpt, to carve [pierre, marbre]; to carve [bois]3) ( éroder) to sculpt, to carve out [roche]* * *skylte vt1) [statue] to sculpt, to carveen bois sculpté — in carved wood, made of carved wood
2) [érosion] to carve* * *sculpter verb table: aimer vtr1 ( réaliser) to sculpt, to carve [statue, buste] (dans in); to carve [ornements, meuble] (dans out of); sculpter une statue dans du marbre to sculpt ou carve a statue in marble; sculpter une tête dans un rocher to carve a head in the rock;2 ( travailler) to sculpt, to carve [pierre, marbre]; to carve [bois]; sculpter au ciseau to carve with a chisel; cheminée en marbre sculpté sculpted marble mantelpiece;3 ( éroder) [mer, érosion] to sculpt, to carve out [roche, falaise].[skylte] verbe transitif[orner de sculptures] to sculpture2. [bois] to carve[bâton] to scrimshaw
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