英语词汇carve怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

carve /ˈkɑɚv/ verb

carves; carved; carving

carve

/ˈkɑɚv/

verb

carves; carved; carving

Learner's definition of CARVE

[+ object] : to make (something, such as a sculpture or design) by cutting off pieces of the material it is made of雕刻

We carved an ice sculpture.我们刻了个冰雕。
a carved object雕刻品

— often + out of or from

He carved the sculpture out of marble.他用大理石刻出了这座雕像。
She carves figures from wood.她用木头雕刻人物。

[+ object]

a : to cut (something, such as a pattern or design) into a surface刻入；刻进 — often + into or on

He carved his name on/into the table.他把自己的名字刻在桌子上。
Their initials are carved into the tree.他们姓名的首字母被刻在了树上。

b : to create (something) by cutting into a surface切割（产生） — often + out

The Colorado River carved out the Grand Canyon.科罗拉多大峡谷是由科罗拉多河切割形成的。

: to cut (cooked meat) into pieces or slices切片；切开（熟肉）

[+ object]

Who is going to carve the turkey?谁来将这只火鸡切片？
Would you carve me another slice of turkey, please? = Would you carve another slice of turkey for me?你能再给我切一片火鸡吗？

[no object]

He carved while I made the gravy.我做肉汁，他切肉。

[+ object] : to create (a job, a fortune, a way of life, etc.) for yourself usually through hard work（通过一番努力）开创，创造

He carved a new life for himself after the divorce.离婚后他开始了自己的新生活。

— often + out

She worked hard to carve out a career in education.她努力在教育方面开辟一番事业。

carved in stone

— see ¹stone

carve up

[phrasal verb]

carve up (something) or carve (something) up usually disapproving

: to divide something into small parts瓜分

The once beautiful countryside has been carved up by developers.曾经美丽如画的乡村被开发商们瓜分了。

— carver

noun, plural carvers [count]

a talented carver有天赋的雕刻者

单词	carve
释义	carve 2 ENTRIES FOUND: carve (verb) stone (noun) carve /ˈkɑɚv/ verb carves; carved; carving carve /ˈkɑɚv/ verb carves; carved; carving Learner's definition of CARVE 1 [+ object] : to make (something, such as a sculpture or design) by cutting off pieces of the material it is made of雕刻 We carved an ice sculpture.我们刻了个冰雕。 a carved object雕刻品 — often + out of or from He carved the sculpture out of marble.他用大理石刻出了这座雕像。 She carves figures from wood.她用木头雕刻人物。 2 [+ object] a : to cut (something, such as a pattern or design) into a surface刻入；刻进 — often + into or on He carved his name on/into the table.他把自己的名字刻在桌子上。 Their initials are carved into the tree.他们姓名的首字母被刻在了树上。 b : to create (something) by cutting into a surface切割（产生） — often + out The Colorado River carved out the Grand Canyon.科罗拉多大峡谷是由科罗拉多河切割形成的。 3 : to cut (cooked meat) into pieces or slices切片；切开（熟肉） [+ object] Who is going to carve the turkey?谁来将这只火鸡切片？ Would you carve me another slice of turkey, please? = Would you carve another slice of turkey for me?你能再给我切一片火鸡吗？ [no object] He carved while I made the gravy.我做肉汁，他切肉。 4 [+ object] : to create (a job, a fortune, a way of life, etc.) for yourself usually through hard work（通过一番努力）开创，创造 He carved a new life for himself after the divorce.离婚后他开始了自己的新生活。 — often + out She worked hard to carve out a career in education.她努力在教育方面开辟一番事业。 carved in stone — see ¹stone carve up [phrasal verb] carve up (something) or carve (something) up usually disapproving : to divide something into small parts瓜分 The once beautiful countryside has been carved up by developers.曾经美丽如画的乡村被开发商们瓜分了。 — carver noun, plural carvers [count] a talented carver有天赋的雕刻者
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