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carver

/ˈkɑː.vər/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa a una persona que talla, como un artista que esculpe, alguien que fabrica paneles decorativos de madera, o quien corta o despieza carne.

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/ˈkɑː.vər/B2formal
  • esSustantivo que designa a una persona que talla, como un artista que esculpe, alguien que fabrica paneles decorativos de madera, o quien corta o despieza carne.

A noun referring to a person who carves, such as an artist who creates sculptures, someone who makes decorative wooden panels, or a person who carves meat.

  1. Wood carverB2formalart

    A person who creates decorative wooden panels or objects by carving wood.

    esTallaor de madera

    • The carver spent weeks on the intricate wooden panel.
    • She is a skilled carver who specializes in floral designs.
    • The carver used a chisel to shape the wood.

    Sinónimoswoodcarver

  2. SculptorB2formalart

    An artist who creates sculptures by carving materials such as wood, stone, or ivory.

    esEscultor (tallador)

    • The carver exhibited his stone sculptures at the gallery.
    • She is a talented carver who works with marble.
    • The carver's latest piece is a life-sized figure.

    Sinónimossculptorstatuary

  3. Meat carverB2formalculinary

    A person who carves meat, especially at a formal dinner or restaurant.

    esTrinchador de carne

    • The carver expertly sliced the roast beef.
    • At the banquet, a carver was stationed at the buffet.
    • The carver used a long knife to carve the turkey.
Formas
  • carvers plural form
  • carvers' possessive plural form
  • carver's possessive singular form
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