1.雕刻(术);雕刻物,雕刻品
2.切肉
1.“carve”的现在分词
1.an object, pattern, or piece of writing made by cutting stone or wood
1.The present participle of carve
1.Flowers embedded a bunch of gold-like bud, thin, long, like an artist carving out dedicated, emitting a strong aroma bursts.
花中嵌着一束黄金般的蓓蕾，细细的，长长的，像是艺术家专门雕刻出来的，散发出阵阵浓郁的芳香。
2."It looks as if someone has done a bit of carving with a knife" I said after a cursory inspection.
“好像有人用小刀在这里刻过什么东西。”我略略看了一下后说。
3.It also brought with it lots of features we ended up not needing and which we had to spend time carving out in the name of memory footprint.
不过它也给我们提供了诸多特性的支持，我们不需要开发新特性，但是我们也需要时间来做这件里程碑式的工作。
4.In the beginning, there was no paper nor pen, nor ink. People recorded information by carving.
起初，没有纸、笔、墨水，人们用雕刻的方法记载信息。
5.Carving up the Soviet Union along along the borders of its former republics made for an often unworkable allocation of physical assets.
苏联解体后，沿着前共和国的边境，往往无法分配实物资产。
6.The art of bamboo carving had been developed into a professional type of Chinese industrial arts during the middle and late Ming Dynasty.
竹刻艺术是成熟于明代中后期的中国工艺美术的一个组成门类。
7.The wall hanging uses a variety of techniques: weaving, embroidery, carving and engraving, which give it a strong three dimensional effect.
壁挂使用多种技法：编织，刺绣和雕刻，从而具有强烈立体感。
8.She said she was going to take me to see a masterpiece of stone carving.
她说要带我去看个石雕的杰作。
9.Analysts took the same view of the home sales data. Sales fell 3 percent, but still appeared to be carving out a bottom.
分析师对成屋销售数据的看法亦类似.虽然成屋销售下降3%，但似乎仍在雕琢底部。
10.Athletes with long-lasting endurance, the rock layers to gradually ground into a fine powder, carving out the image of his mind to be.
运动健儿用持久的耐力，把岩石一层层地逐渐磨成细粉，雕凿出他心中所要的形象。