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1 In all ages, rich, energetic, and successful nations, when they have carved their place in the world, have felt hunger for art, for culture, even for learning and beauty.

2 Some had made clubs from tree limbs, or carved knobby staffs.

3 The king was motioning toward a carved chest, and both turned as he began to open it.

4 Now a young girl, probably twelve, was drawing figures in the sand, carving out big, crude faces with a piece of driftwood.

5 The mask was rigid and carved and cold and sightless.

6 He began to carve the steak.

他开始切割牛排.

7 She had dark, smooth skin that looked like it was carved out of midnight.

8 He had a new paddle in his hands, carved roughly from a forked branch with a piece of Derek’s pantleg pulled across the fork to form the face of the paddle.

9 “I learned when I was young. Boys can, the ones who are chosen. And some of the carving I do has words.”

10 He tugged the blade out of the knife bed, pushed the point into the arm of the rocker, and carved out little chunks of wood, taking his sweet time to explain.

11 At the very top of the bookshelves stood Nali’s collection of ye’ii figures, which were carved out of twisted branches of cottonwood.

12 Over and over, Maria sank the sharp point of the wood-handled engraving tool, called a burin, into the polished metal, carving up tiny curls of shining copper.

13 The walls were carved with images of peacocks.

14 How the paranoia and fundamentalism were carving up my life, how they were taking from me the people I cared about and leaving only degrees and certificates—an air of respectability—in their place.

15 A mile farther on, they came upon a second face, carved into a chestnut tree that grew beside an icy stream, where its eyes could watch the old plank bridge that spanned its flow.

16 Many before him had tried and failed to decipher the lovely hieroglyphics, a word that means “sacred carvings.”

17 His hands rested on the wolves' heads carved at the ends of the wide stone arms.

18 But he knew better than to protest, so he nodded and took the stone to carve.

19 Someone had taken a lot of care in carving it.

20 The buildings were tall and graceful, carved from the mountain itself, carved of a bright white stone that held the sun’s light long after evening fell.

1 雕刻图案

carving

2 覆盖

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3 切割

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4 切

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5 切肉

carving

6 肉

sarcous meaty fleshy sarcoid meat flesh

7 削

cut shave whittle

8 切片

section

9 完成

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10 开创

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11 切开

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12 开辟

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13 雕刻

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14 开拓

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15 装饰

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16 刻

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17 把切成片

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