Carve from Meaning in English

expression

US

ˈkɑɹv/ /ˈfɹəm

KARV frum

UK

kˈɑːv/ /fɹˈɒm

KAHV FROM

परिभाषा

To make a shape or object by cutting or sculpting it out of a larger piece of material (like wood, stone, or ice).

उपयोग और बारीकियां

Commonly used for artistic or craft contexts—'carve from wood', 'carve from stone'. Not used with food (use 'carve' alone: 'carve the turkey'). Often requires the material ('from wood', 'from ice', etc.) after the phrase.

• Spanish: tallar de - esculpir de
• Portuguese (BR): esculpir de - entalhar de
• Portuguese (PT): esculpir de - talhar de
• Chinese (Simplified): 用...雕刻
• Chinese (Traditional): 用...雕刻
• Hindi: ...से तराशना
• Arabic: ينحت من
• Bengali: ...থেকে খোদাই করা
• Russian: вырезать из - вырезать из (материала)
• Japanese: ...から彫る
• Vietnamese: chạm khắc từ
• Korean: ...에서 조각하다
• Turkish: ...dan oymak
• Urdu: ...سے تراشنا
• Indonesian: memahat dari - mengukir dari

उदाहरण वाक्य

The statue was carved from marble.

basic

The artist carved from a single block of wood.

basic

They carved the bowl from a piece of coconut shell.

basic

This ice sculpture was carved from a huge block and took hours to finish.

natural

You can't believe this tiny elephant was carved from a single walnut shell!

natural

The totem pole was carved from cedar by a local artisan.

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