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chiseled

/ˈtʃɪz.əld/

Перевод: Описывает тело или черты лица человека, которые имеют чёткие, сильные и хорошо сформированные очертания, часто в результате тренировок или скульптурной работы., Глагол, означающий резать или придавать форму дереву, камню или металлу с помощью долота, а также обманывать или мошенничать с кем-либо.

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adjective

/ˈtʃɪz.əld/B2formalamerican
  • ruОписывает тело или черты лица человека, которые имеют чёткие, сильные и хорошо сформированные очертания, часто в результате тренировок или скульптурной работы.

Describes a person's body or facial features that are sharply defined, strong, and well-formed, often as a result of exercise or sculpting.

  1. Well-defined and sharpB2formal

    Having a clear, sharp, and well-defined shape, especially used to describe facial features or a physique.

    ruЧётко очерченный

    • He had a chiseled jawline that made him look very handsome.
    • The statue's chiseled features were incredibly detailed.
    • Her chiseled cheekbones were prominent in the portrait.

    Синонимыangularcarvedcutdefinedetchedrefinedsculptedsharp

    Антонимыblurredflabbyindistinctplumproundsoftundefinedvague

  2. Sculpted or carvedB2formal

    Shaped or formed by cutting or carving, as if by a chisel.

    ruВысеченный

    • The artist created a chiseled marble bust of the emperor.
    • The chiseled edges of the stone gave it a modern look.
    • The mountain had a chiseled appearance from years of erosion.

    Синонимыcarvedcutengravedincisedsculpted

    Антонимыunformedunshaped

Формы
  • more chiseled comparative form
  • more chiselled comparative form
  • most chiseled superlative form
  • most chiselled superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

chisel/ˈtʃɪz.əl/B2formal
  • ruГлагол, означающий резать или придавать форму дереву, камню или металлу с помощью долота, а также обманывать или мошенничать с кем-либо.

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.

    ruВырезать стамеской

    • 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.

    Синонимыcarvecutengravehewincisesculptshape

  2. Cheat or swindleB2informal

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

    ruОбманывать

    • 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.

    Синонимыbilkcheatcondefraudfleecegyprookscrewswindle

  3. Engage in deceitful behaviorC1informal

    To act dishonestly or use trickery to gain an advantage.

    ruМошенничать

    • 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.

    Синонимыbilkcheatcondeceivedefraudfleecerookscamswindletrick

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

Фразовые вариантыchisel in

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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