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Detailed Translations for carving from English to Spanish

carving:

carving [the ~] nom

  1. the carving (sculpture; image)
    la imagen; la escultura; la ilustración; la plancha; el grabado; la chapa; el cromo; la placa; la estampa
  2. the carving (cartel)
    el sindicato; el cártel; el consorcio; la entalladura
  3. the carving (carved work)
    la obra tallada

Translation Matrix for carving:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
chapa carving; image; sculpture cap; crown-cap; sheet
consorcio cartel; carving association; consortium; partnership
cromo carving; image; sculpture chrome; chromium
cártel cartel; carving cartel
entalladura cartel; carving cavity; cleft; cranny; crevice; cut; cut-away; fissure; gap; gash; groove; hole; incision; indentation; interstice; nick; notch; opening; piece of bread; piecie; saving; score; slash; slice of bread
escultura carving; image; sculpture sculpture
estampa carving; image; sculpture fine; penalty; print; print-out; ticket
grabado carving; image; sculpture L.P.; album; engraving; illustration; image; incising; inscribing; long playing record; photo; photograph; picture; portrait; record
ilustración carving; image; sculpture copperplate; delegation of knowledge; etching; illustrated paper; illustration; photo; photograph; print; print-out; snapshot
imagen carving; image; sculpture fabrication; fantasy; figment of the imagination; illusion; illustration; image; imagination; likeness; phantasy; photo; photograph; pipe dream; portrait
obra tallada carved work; carving
placa carving; image; sculpture capping; cover plate; fine; penalty; ticket
plancha carving; image; sculpture flat-iron; plate
sindicato cartel; carving cartel; crenation; professional association; syndicate; trade union; trade union movement; trust
- cutting; sculpture
Not SpecifiedRelated TranslationsOther Translations
imagen digital image; image; picture

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Related Definitions for "carving":

  1. creating figures or designs in three dimensions1
  2. removing parts from hard material to create a desired pattern or shape1
  3. a sculpture created by removing material (as wood or ivory or stone) in order to create a desired shape1

Wiktionary Translations for carving:

carving
noun
  1. the object produced

carving form of carve:

to carve verbe (carves, carved, carving)

  1. to carve (sculpt)
  2. to carve
  3. to carve (cut)
  4. to carve (cut)
  5. to carve (slash; cut; notch)
  6. to carve (hew in; cut in)

Conjugations for carve:

present
  1. carve
  2. carve
  3. carves
  4. carve
  5. carve
  6. carve
simple past
  1. carved
  2. carved
  3. carved
  4. carved
  5. carved
  6. carved
present perfect
  1. have carved
  2. have carved
  3. has carved
  4. have carved
  5. have carved
  6. have carved
past continuous
  1. was carving
  2. were carving
  3. was carving
  4. were carving
  5. were carving
  6. were carving
future
  1. shall carve
  2. will carve
  3. will carve
  4. shall carve
  5. will carve
  6. will carve
continuous present
  1. am carving
  2. are carving
  3. is carving
  4. are carving
  5. are carving
  6. are carving
subjunctive
  1. be carved
  2. be carved
  3. be carved
  4. be carved
  5. be carved
  6. be carved
diverse
  1. carve!
  2. let's carve!
  3. carved
  4. carving
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

carve [the ~] nom

  1. the carve
    el tallar

Translation Matrix for carve:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
acometer affecting; assault; attack; attacking; coming over; defamation; impairing; imputation; injuring; stealing over
derribar putting down; shooting down; shooting to death
romper breaking; demolition; destruction; rending; snapping; tearing; wrecking
tallar carve
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
acometer carve; cut in; hew in assault; attack; coerce; compel; force; hold up; lay violent hands upon; oblige; raid; rob; storm; suprise; surprise; take off guard; violate
arremeter carve; cut in; hew in charge at; dart at; dash at; dash towards; rush up to
derribar carve; cut in; hew in blot out; break down; break up; bring down; cast; chop down; cut down; delete; demolish; deposit; destroy; destruct; devastate; drag down; eliminate; erase; exhaust; fell; fling; floor; get down; give way; go to pieces; heave; hurl; knock down; knock over; lay; lay waste; laydown; liquidate; overthrow; overturn; place; pull down; push over; put down; put to the sword; rub out; ruin; sap; set; set down; shoot down; situate; station; sweep away; take down; tear down; tear loose; throw; throw down; throw over; tip over; topple; topple over; upset; wear out; wipe; wipe out; work to death; wreck
embestir carve; cut in; hew in
entallar carve; cut carve out; cut away; cut out; excise; groove; incise; jag; notch; resect; score
esculpir carve; sculpt carve out; cut away; cut out; excise; resect
grabar en madera carve; cut; notch; slash
romper carve; cut in; hew in adjourn; become defective; break; break down; break in; break into pieces; break to pieces; break up; burst open; come loose; crack; crackle; crush; dash; destroy; destruct; devastate; die; eliminate; exhaust; fall to pieces; fracture; intentionally destroy; knock to pieces; lay waste; liquidate; perish; pulverise; pulverize; refract; rend; rip; rub fine; ruin; sever; shatter; smash; smash into pieces; smash to pieces; smash up; snap; spring open; tear; tear loose; throw in; wear out; work to death; wreck
tallar carve; cut; notch; slash carve out; clip out; cut out
trinchar carve
- chip at; cut up

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Related Definitions for "carve":

  1. cut to pieces1
    • Father carved the ham1
  2. form by carving1
  3. engrave or cut by chipping away at a surface1
    • carve one's name into the bark1

Wiktionary Translations for carve:

carve
verb
  1. cut meat
  2. cut
  3. shape wood

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
carve escoplear; cincelar uitbeitelen — met een beitel uithakken
carve cincelar; labrar burinertravailler au burin.
carve cincelar; labrar ciseler — (cuisine) Couper un aliment en cubes très fin, en coupant 3 fois de haut en bas et 3 fois dans le sens de la largeur en laissant le pédoncule entier (pour qu'il tienne les tranches), ensuite on coupe très finement l'oignon perpendiculairement au incisions préalablement faites. (par exemple l' oignon), ou à in
carve recortar; trinchar découpercouper par morceaux une pièce de viande ou détacher un à un les membres d’une pièce de volaille, de gibier.
carve grabar graver — Tracer
carve podar; cincelar; labrar; cortar; cortar al ras taillercouper, retrancher d’une matière, en ôter avec le marteau, le ciseau, ou tout autre instrument, ce qu’il y a de superflu, pour lui donner une certaine forme, pour la rendre propre à tel ou tel usage.

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