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Meanings of carving in English
Russian
художественная резьба Catalan
entallament 
Act of using tools to shape something from a material by scraping away portions of that material.
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Usage of carving in English
1
Is it challenging carving out a new niche with each new book?
2
Remove from the oven, cover and rest for 15 minutes before carving.
3
A roast is best rested for ten to 20 minutes before carving.
4
The carving away of ancient German territories works in the same direction.
5
In carving, the hand of a countess; in forging, a blacksmith's arm.
6
All down it waves the line of beauty in very ugly carving.
7
Let rest before carving and serve with side dishes of your choice.
8
On one side the carving is distinctly Corinthian; on another altogether lacking.
9
The finest sculptor of the age had spent five years carving these.
10
The term is mostly limited to carving images or statues in stone.
11
Great taste and ingenuity are displayed in carving and ornamenting these depositories.
12
The carving of the woodwork of these erections is often very elaborate.
13
The carving-knives and forks are now made specially for the various dishes.
14
In carving a round of beef, slice it horizontally and very thin.
15
Mather laughed and offered details, but kept his hand on the carving.
16
The father was carving a small wooden statuette of the god Thoth.
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Translations for carving
Russian
Catalan
Carving through the time
Carving across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common
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