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chis·el·er
chI zl r [or] chI zlr
noun
a metal tool with a sharpened edge at one end used to chip, carve, or cut into a solid material (such as wood, stone, or metal)
verb
transitive verb
to cut or work with or as if with a chisel
to employ shrewd or unfair practices on in order to obtain one's endalso: to obtain by such practices
chisel a job
intransitive verb
to work with or as if with a chisel
to employ shrewd or unfair practices
to thrust oneself : intrude
chisel in on a racket
1824年,"使用凿子工作的人",是 chisel(v.)的代词。在俚语中表示"骗子"的意思,可追溯至1918年。
Noun Middle English, from Anglo-French *chisel, cisel, from Vulgar Latin *cisellum, alteration of caesellum, from Latin caesus, past participle of caedere to cut
The first known use of chisel was in the 14th century
chitterlingsplural noun
the intestines of hogs especially prepared as food
chitinnoun
a horny substance that forms part of the hard outer body covering especially of insects and crustaceans
chitinnoun
a horny substance that forms part of the hard outer body covering especially of insects and crustaceans
chitchatnoun
small talk, gossip
chisel1 of 2noun
a metal tool with a cutting edge at the end of a blade used to shape or chip away a solid material (as stone, wood, or metal)
chisel2 of 2verb
to cut or work with or as if with a chisel
to use unfair or dishonest methods
chisel1 of 2noun
a metal tool with a cutting edge at the end of a blade used to shape or chip away a solid material (as stone, wood, or metal)
chisel2 of 2verb
to cut or work with or as if with a chisel
to use unfair or dishonest methods
chisel1 of 2noun
a metal tool with a cutting edge at the end of a blade used to shape or chip away a solid material (as stone, wood, or metal)
chisel2 of 2verb
to cut or work with or as if with a chisel
to use unfair or dishonest methods
chisel1 of 2noun
a metal tool with a cutting edge at the end of a blade used to shape or chip away a solid material (as stone, wood, or metal)
chisel2 of 2verb
to cut or work with or as if with a chisel
to use unfair or dishonest methods
1 Letters were chiseled into a wall.
2 Mr. Polisi was quite literally a chiseler, working with hand tools only, as his forebears did in centuries past, before embellishing his carvings with paint or gold leaf.
3 Meanwhile, thousands of records newly unearthed by the New York Times reveal him to have been both a lousy businessman and an apparent tax chiseler.
4 When he resigned in 1947 to become a highly paid tax consultant, Truman praised him for fighting “tax chiselers.”
5 The crested rat is now anatomically and behaviorally dependent on tree toxin for protection, and should Acokanthera go extinct, its little chiseler would soon follow.
6 But we do not intend to leave things so lax that loopholes will be left for cheaters, for chiselers, or for the manipulators of the black market.
7 Whatever you call it, a man like me today, he wouldn't be some two-bit chiseler without brains.
8 Instead of being solo artisans, sculptors worked in teams, with talented masters overseeing large crews of rookie chiselers and other assistants.
9 My wife and I are still trying to untangle the mess left by some chiseler who submitted a phony claim for our tax refund.
10 "No hard feelings, chiseler, but I sure would like to put a couple of slugs in your belly!"
11 I tried to peddle your contract but the chiselers had this excuse and that for wanting you to discount it.
12 "Don't make me hit you with this, you cheap chiseler."
13 But with a handful of companies now cornering the insulin market, he said, “it may take a chiseler like Walmart to break the gentleman’s agreement.”
14 Johnson railed in public rallies against enemies of recovery he labeled “chiselers,” “cheats,” and “slackers ... gorged with paper profits.”
15 Why did you trust known chiseler like him?
你为什么会相信像他那样臭名昭著的老骗子。
16 Their average annual benefit is about $26,500, and they believe they have been wrongly portrayed as greedy chiselers who game the system and walk away with six-figure pensions.
17 "Why would it be any better than the last one, chiseler?"
18 But we knew he was a tax chiseler and a scoundrel before the Times story broke.
19 You are a small time chiseler who saw a good chance to set yourself up for life in a cushy situation where five hundred other people would obey your slightest whim.
20 They are out there with welfare chiselers and wobbly men on street corners with bottles in their hands.
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