carved in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for carved in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.carve [Am kɑrv, Brit kɑːv] VB trans

1. carve ART:

carve wood/stone

tallar

carve figure/bust

esculpir

carve figure/bust

tallar

carve initials

grabar

the statue was carved from or out of a single block

la estatua fue esculpida or tallada en un solo bloque

birds carved in or out of wood

pájaros tallados or esculpidos en madera

the names were carved in(to) the desktops

los nombres estaban grabados en los pupitres

they carved an existence from that harsh land

extrajeron su sustento de aquella tierra inhóspita

2. carve FOOD:

carve meat

cortar

carve meat

trinchar

carve slice

cortar

II.carve [Am kɑrv, Brit kɑːv] VB intr FOOD

carve

cortar la carne

carve

trinchar la carne

carve up VB [Am kɑrv -, Brit kɑːv -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o)

1. carve up (divide) inf, pej:

carve up country/company

dividir

carve up country/company

repartir

they carved up the land among themselves

se repartieron las tierras

2. carve up (wound with knife) sl:

carve up person/face

rajar sl

carve up person/face

coser a puñaladas inf

carve-up [Am ˈkɑrvˌəp, Brit] N inf, pej

carve-up

reparto m

carve out VB [Am kɑrv -, Brit kɑːv -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o)

carve out reputation

forjarse

carve out name

hacerse

to carve out a career for oneself

labrarse or forjarse un porvenir profesional

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carved/sculpted in high relief

tallado/esculpido en alto relieve

Translations for carved in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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labrado (labrada) madera

carved

labrado (labrada) piedra

carved

repartija

carve-up inf

trinchar

to carve

cincelar piedra

to carve

labrar madera

to carve

labrar piedra

to carve

labrarse un porvenir

to carve out a future for oneself

carved in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for carved in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.carve [kɑ:v, Am kɑ:rv] VB trans

1. carve (cut):

carve

cortar

to carve (out) a name for oneself fig

hacerse un nombre

2. carve (stone, wood):

carve

tallar

3. carve (cut meat):

carve

trinchar

II.carve [kɑ:v, Am kɑ:rv] VB intr

carve

cortar

carve out VB

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carve out (get through hard work) trans

labrarse

carve out (take with difficulty) trans

arañar inf

Translations for carved in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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labrado (-a) (madera)

carved

despresar

to carve

trinchar

to carve

tallar (madera)

to carve

esculpir en madera

to carve in wood

cortar (la carne)

to carve

carved Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to carve (out) a name for oneself fig

hacerse un nombre

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The richly carved wooden pulpit was made in 1550.

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It is carried on octagonal piers with capitals carved with heads and leaves, and a depiction of two dragons nibbling a human head.

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It is carved in oak, and painted and partially gilded both have been renewed.

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It leads into a wooden vestibule with carved rosettes and triglyphs, which opens onto the main lobby.

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A streetcar turnaround and bus lane was carved from the center of the circle, and a $7,000 bus and streetcar terminal occupied the western portion of the site.

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Geologists have stated that the sandstone in which the hieroglyphs are carved erodes quickly and nearby 250-year-old Aborigine petroglyphs show considerably more erosion.

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The advantage in using stoneware to make steins was that molds could be used to mass-produce elaborately carved steins.

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The craftsmen maintain a master copy of each block carved, an invaluable design directory and reference for themselves and their clients.

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Water from the melting glaciers carved channels into the moraine.

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The realistically sculptured figures are 2.7 m (more than 12 ft.) high; each one was carved out of a tree trunk of lime (linden).

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