carve
BrE /kɑːv/ AmE /kɑːrv/
verb en → es
past carved pp carved ing carving
to cut or shape wood, stone, or metal with a knife, chisel, etc.
tallar, esculpir
- carve something from/into something
Collocations carve a statue from stone · carve initials into wood
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He carved the wooden figure with great skill.
Con gran habilidad, talló la figura de madera.
to cut meat or other food into thin pieces using a knife
cortar en trozos, tallar
- carve something (for somebody)
Collocations carve the turkey for dinner · carve a roast
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She carved the chicken and served it on a plate.
Ella cortó el pollo en trozos y lo sirvió en un plato.
to cut words or designs into wood, stone, etc.
grabar, tallar
- carve something (into/onto something)
Collocations carve your name into the tree trunk · carve a message onto a stone
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He carved his initials into the bark of the tree.
Grabó sus iniciales en la corteza del árbol.
to make a path or road through an area of land, especially by cutting down trees and clearing the ground
abrir camino, despejar
- carve something (through/into something)
Collocations carve a path through the jungle · carve a road into the mountains
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They carved a trail through the dense forest.
Abrieron camino a través del espeso bosque.