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Meißel
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English
German
German
I. chis·el [ˈtʃɪzəl] N
chisel
Meißel m <-s, ->
chisel (for wood)
Beitel m <-s, ->
chisel (for wood)
Stechbeitel m <-s, ->
hammer and chisel
II. chis·el <Brit -ll- [or Am usu -l-]> [ˈtʃɪzəl] VB trans
1. chisel (cut):
to chisel sth [out of sth]
etw [aus etw dat heraus]meißeln
2. chisel pej inf (get by trickery):
to chisel sth out of sb
etw von jdm ergaunern inf
to chisel sb
jdn reinlegen inf
German
German
English
English
chisel
firmer chisel
[wood] chisel
flat [or spec cold] chisel
[an etw dat] meißeln
to chisel [at sth]
to chisel sth
etw in etw acc meißeln
to chisel sth into sth
etw [aus etw dat] ausstemmen
to chisel out sth [of sth] sep
flat-bladed chisel
[mortise spec] chisel
etw [in etw acc] einmeißeln
to carve sth [into sth] [with a chisel]
Present
Ichisel
youchisel
he/she/itchisels
wechisel
youchisel
theychisel
Past
Ichiselled / American English chiseled
youchiselled / American English chiseled
he/she/itchiselled / American English chiseled
wechiselled / American English chiseled
youchiselled / American English chiseled
theychiselled / American English chiseled
Present Perfect
Ihavechiselled / American English chiseled
youhavechiselled / American English chiseled
he/she/ithaschiselled / American English chiseled
wehavechiselled / American English chiseled
youhavechiselled / American English chiseled
theyhavechiselled / American English chiseled
Past Perfect
Ihadchiselled / American English chiseled
youhadchiselled / American English chiseled
he/she/ithadchiselled / American English chiseled
wehadchiselled / American English chiseled
youhadchiselled / American English chiseled
theyhadchiselled / American English chiseled
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to chisel sth [out of sth]
etw [aus etw dat heraus]meißeln
to chisel sth out of sb
etw von jdm ergaunern inf
etw [aus etw dat] ausstemmen
to chisel out sth [of sth] sep
etw [in etw acc] einmeißeln
to carve sth [into sth] [with a chisel]
Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)
Ice sculptors also use razor-sharp chisels and hand saws that are specifically designed for cutting ice.
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Some doctors now prefer to use 1 millimeter chisels to remove the obstructing bone and enter directly through the ear canal.
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Fester decided to continue without funding, and while chiseling the meteor, he struck a pocket of gas.
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The strong constriction of the upper body, the incised line chiseled into the eyebrow, and tassel on the front of the crown.
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The gates are also known as carved, flowery gates, as the ornamental motives are carved in the columns with different semicircular chisels.
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Examples from the Internet (not verified by PONS Editors)
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The sky disc was buried at the peak of the Mittelberg near Nebra (Burgen District) along with two valuable swords, two axes, two spiral bracelets and a chisel, probably as an “offering to the gods”.
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www.sachsen-anhalt-tourismus.de
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Vermutlich als „Gabe an die Götter“ wurde die Himmelsscheibe zusammen mit zwei wertvollen Schwertern, zwei Beilen, zwei Armspiralen und einem Meißel auf dem Gipfel des Mittelberges bei Nebra (Burgenlandkreis) vergraben.
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The repercussion of the break down of the granular material on the chisel is also considered.
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www.itm.uni-stuttgart.de
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Auch die Rückwirkung der Zertrümmerung des granularen Materials auf den Meißel soll untersucht werden.
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7 Hand tools Pliers, chisels, hammers, workshop and tinsmith ´ s shears, woodworking to …
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www.hoffmann-group.com
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7 Hand- und Montagewerkzeuge Zangen, Meißel, Hämmer, Arbeits- und Blechschere …
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How does rock or concrete behave when it is edited with a chisel?
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www.sfb716.uni-stuttgart.de
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Wie verhält sich Gestein oder Beton, wenn es mit einem Meißel bearbeitet wird?
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Perfect coordination of hammer and chisel: this provides up to 40% faster work progress
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www.bosch-professional.com
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Perfekte Abstimmung von Hammer und Meißel: Dadurch bis zu 40 % schnellerer Arbeitsfortschritt
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