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chisel

/ˈtʃɪz.əl/

Traduction: Outil à main avec une lame en acier plate et tranchante, utilisé pour couper, façonner ou creuser des matériaux durs comme le bois, la pierre ou le métal., Verbe signifiant couper ou façonner le bois, la pierre ou le métal à l'aide d'un ciseau, ainsi que tromper ou escroquer quelqu'un.

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noun

/ˈtʃɪz.əl/B1formal
  • frOutil à main avec une lame en acier plate et tranchante, utilisé pour couper, façonner ou creuser des matériaux durs comme le bois, la pierre ou le métal.

A hand tool with a flat, sharp steel blade used for cutting, shaping, or carving hard materials such as wood, stone, or metal.

  1. Edge toolB1formal

    A hand tool with a flat steel blade that has a sharp cutting edge, used for carving or cutting hard materials like wood or stone.

    frciseau à bois ou à pierre

    • The sculptor used a chisel to shape the marble.
    • He sharpened the chisel before starting the woodwork.
    • A chisel is essential for detailed carving work.
Formes
  • chisels plural form
  • chisels' possessive plural form
  • chisel's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/ˈtʃɪz.əl/B2formal
  • frVerbe signifiant couper ou façonner le bois, la pierre ou le métal à l'aide d'un ciseau, ainsi que tromper ou escroquer quelqu'un.

A verb meaning to cut or shape wood, stone, or metal using a chisel, or to cheat or swindle someone.

  1. Carve with a chiselB1formalart

    To cut, shape, or engrave a material such as wood, stone, or metal using a chisel.

    frciseler

    • The sculptor chiseled a beautiful figure out of marble.
    • He carefully chiseled the wood to create a smooth surface.
    • The artist chiseled intricate patterns into the stone.

    Synonymescarvecutengravehewincisesculptshape

  2. Cheat or swindleB2informal

    To obtain something from someone by dishonest means, such as trickery or fraud.

    frescroquer, soutirer

    • The con artist chiseled the elderly woman out of her savings.
    • He tried to chisel his way into the deal by lying about his credentials.
    • They were caught chiseling customers by overcharging for repairs.

    Synonymesbilkcheatcondefraudfleecegyprookscrewswindle

  3. Engage in deceitful behaviorC1informal

    To act dishonestly or use trickery to gain an advantage.

    frtromper, escroquer

    • The politician was known for chiseling during negotiations.
    • He chiseled his way to the top by manipulating others.
    • She warned him not to chisel in the business deal.

    Synonymesbilkcheatcondeceivedefraudfleecerookscamswindletrick

Formes
  • chiseled past participle
  • chiselled past participle
  • chiseled past simple
  • chiselled past simple
  • chiseling present participle
  • chiselling present participle
  • chisels third person singular

Variantes phrasalchisel in

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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