whittle down in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for whittle down in the English»Bulgarian Dictionary

whittle <-ling> [ˈwɪtl, Am ˈwɪt̬-] VB trans

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English
The government's prudent approach has meant that it has managed to whittle down projected deficits for five years in a row, she said.
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The couple's main goal is to whittle down their debt.
www.moneysense.ca
The judges will then whittle down each band from eight members to five who will then go through to the live final.
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At the same time, authorities sought to whittle down their list of unaccounted for individuals.
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He said the changes are necessary as the province works to whittle down a $16-billion deficit.
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In the end, he had 2.5 million words, which he had to whittle down to 110,000.
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So it was something of a formidable task then, to whittle down their back-catalogue to the 12 greatest - but we just about managed it.
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Towers that whittle down their numbers as they swarm over the map, towards that final point of your homebase.
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However, little, if anything, had been done either to whittle down the budgetary difficulties or begin filming.
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Carefully whittle down the end of a round stick so it fits snugly in the end, reaching down to the beginning of the hole.
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