Definition of woodcarving in English:

woodcarving

nounˈwʊdkɑːvɪŋˈwʊdˌkɑrvɪŋ

mass noun

1The action or skill of carving wood to make functional or ornamental objects.
木雕
Example sentencesExamples
- The traditional Basque decorative arts consist primarily of woodcarving and engraving on stone.
- Other handicrafts include woodcarving and basketry.
- The artists living along the Art Trail work in a variety of media, including sculpture, painting, photography, woodcarving, printmaking and fiber art.
- Now the members want to get more people involved so the art of woodcarving is not lost in Swindon.
- A member of the Masonic Lodge in Palmer, Massachusettes, Klingler enjoyed woodcarving, photography, fishing, and spinning yarns.
- Long-standing traditions of pottery, metalworking, rugmaking, woodcarving, and textile production have been carried forward by artisan and craft cooperatives.
- Occupational therapy in the form of needlework, woodcarving and basketwork and entertainment including film shows and dancing all played a big role in the men's rehabilitation.
- Haitian craftspeople are particularly skilled in woodcarving, weaving, and embroidery.
- They saw woodcarving as integral to the identity of the Asmat people, and encouraged Asmat communities to continue carving, hoping it would provide artists and their communities with a source of income and pride.
- Traditionally, Bakongo artisans have excelled in woodcarving, sculpting, painting, and stonework.
- Crafts include weaving, embroidering, pottery making, woodcarving, leather and bead working, and metalworking.
- Running for nine days from July 4 to July 13 (not including Sunday July 6), Niall will be working through drawings and clay modelling to prepare for the actual woodcarving itself.
- Other crafts include metalworking and woodcarving.
- Encouraged by his brother Tim, Clifford Possum, who had already begun teaching woodcarving at the settlement, joined Bardon's painting group, which later became the Papunya Tula Artists Company.
- Unemployed people mostly revert to traditional economies such as fishing; gathering of wild fruits and vegetables; woodcarving; pottery; basketry, and iron forging.
- Weaving, embroidery, and woodcarving also are highly intricate and require great skill.
- In the kirks a certain skill in woodcarving was often evident, and in recognition of the Auld Alliance between France and Scotland, a blue fleur-de-lis carpet was usually a feature.
- To keep the mind alert we have French, writing and play acting, painting in water colour and oil, egg decorating, folk art, calligraphy, woodcarving, and basic and expressive drawing.
- She said it was a community-based project and they had a lot of arts-related activities in progress, including several classes in painting, ceramics, woodcrafts, woodcarving and photography.
- Today these activities have largely been replaced by the modern crafts of pottery, sculpture, and woodcarving, all areas in which Liechtenstein's artisans have a distinguished reputation throughout Europe.
1. 1.1count noun An object carved from wood.
  a medieval painted woodcarving
  Example sentencesExamples
  Austria is highly industrialized, but expert craftsmanship is also valued and can be found in products such as leather goods, pottery, jewelry, woodcarvings, and blown glass.
  With rising costs of timber and skilled labour hard to find, woodcarvings have become expensive and the exclusive realm of the rich.
  Local art shops sell a range of items, from mass-produced woodcarvings to high-quality, handmade items made by recognized masters in fine-grained ebony, jackfruit or sandalwood.
  While these nearly ubiquitous Ogboni brasscastings have been the subject of intensive study, woodcarvings commissioned by Ogboni members have not received much attention from researchers.
  Along with the watercolours, the exhibition includes six woodcarvings because working with wood is her new passion.
  No one here will try to sell you a mass-produced low-quality woodcarving or ‘original’ oil painting at a special-for-you tourist price of US $100.
  Already well known for his watercolours and woodcarvings, he turned his attention to miniatures after inheriting embroidery books and materials from friend Margaret Sarraff.
  The historical museum shows icons and woodcarvings from the region of Kotel.
  Inspired, it is said, by the medieval woodcarvings of master carver William Bromflet, whose work he saw in Ripon Cathedral, Thompson dedicated himself to making quality furniture out of naturally seasoned English oak.
  Each has a tiny museum displaying old icons and woodcarvings, embroidered brocade vestments and hand-written manuscripts.
  Exhibits include exquisite wooden panels, woodcarvings, ivory works, bronze castings, archaeological artefacts, stone sculptures and palm-leaf etchings.
  More than 20 stalls will be selling a wide variety of local crafts including artwork, woodcarvings and food.
  At almost every handicrafts exhibition, there are artisans displaying woodcarvings that make ideal gifts for friends and family.
  Xu's amiable wife runs the tea house/ restaurant, furnished with traditional Chinese woodcarvings and mahogany tables and chairs.
  Then again, if we're not buying the woodcarvings and goblets from the huge craft market at Okahandja, who is?
  His first sculptures were woodcarvings; originally he used driftwood, but he moved on to fine pieces of timber and made great play of exploiting beautiful grain.
  Inside was information about early peoples in the area, including the Thracians, and examples of Bulgarian craftsmanship - carpets, clothes and traditional woodcarvings.
  We are listening, with varying degrees of concentration, to an earnest member of the hospital staff as he draws our attention to a series of fairly undistinguished woodcarvings, mounted on the wall adjacent to each ward entrance.
  The woodcarving was by a Spanish sculptor named Cullot Valera.
  Jamaican jewellery often incorporates small woodcarvings, shell work or even details in straw.
  Anantnag is an important trade centre with lot of local handicrafts like woodcarvings, embroidered clothing etc. being sold in the market.

Derivatives

woodcarver

nounˈwʊdkɑːvəˈwʊdˌkɑrvər

Joshua professed to have no direct connection with the traditional deities other than Ogun, patron of woodcarvers and all who work with metal.
Example sentencesExamples
- Jeremy Parkes writes: ‘The designers went to great lengths to seek out artists with skills in trades that have almost died out: glass-blowers, blacksmiths and woodcarvers.’
- The individual cases of professional woodcarvers who make non-nkanda art, of banganga baluvumbu, and of individuals who combine both roles give some idea of the range of their experience.
- The York Consortium of Conservation and Craftsmanship boasts everything from glaziers and stone masons to woodcarvers, blacksmiths, painters and gilders and experts in the restoration of antique furniture.
- More than 30 old New England trade shops and businesses line the streets, many of which are home to maritime trades such as shipsmith and coopers to woodcarvers and riggers.

Definition of woodcarving in US English:

woodcarving

nounˈwo͝odˌkärviNGˈwʊdˌkɑrvɪŋ

1The action or skill of carving wood to make functional or ornamental objects.
木雕
Example sentencesExamples
- Traditionally, Bakongo artisans have excelled in woodcarving, sculpting, painting, and stonework.
- Encouraged by his brother Tim, Clifford Possum, who had already begun teaching woodcarving at the settlement, joined Bardon's painting group, which later became the Papunya Tula Artists Company.
- The artists living along the Art Trail work in a variety of media, including sculpture, painting, photography, woodcarving, printmaking and fiber art.
- Haitian craftspeople are particularly skilled in woodcarving, weaving, and embroidery.
- Occupational therapy in the form of needlework, woodcarving and basketwork and entertainment including film shows and dancing all played a big role in the men's rehabilitation.
- Now the members want to get more people involved so the art of woodcarving is not lost in Swindon.
- Weaving, embroidery, and woodcarving also are highly intricate and require great skill.
- A member of the Masonic Lodge in Palmer, Massachusettes, Klingler enjoyed woodcarving, photography, fishing, and spinning yarns.
- In the kirks a certain skill in woodcarving was often evident, and in recognition of the Auld Alliance between France and Scotland, a blue fleur-de-lis carpet was usually a feature.
- Running for nine days from July 4 to July 13 (not including Sunday July 6), Niall will be working through drawings and clay modelling to prepare for the actual woodcarving itself.
- The traditional Basque decorative arts consist primarily of woodcarving and engraving on stone.
- Long-standing traditions of pottery, metalworking, rugmaking, woodcarving, and textile production have been carried forward by artisan and craft cooperatives.
- To keep the mind alert we have French, writing and play acting, painting in water colour and oil, egg decorating, folk art, calligraphy, woodcarving, and basic and expressive drawing.
- Other handicrafts include woodcarving and basketry.
- Crafts include weaving, embroidering, pottery making, woodcarving, leather and bead working, and metalworking.
- Other crafts include metalworking and woodcarving.
- She said it was a community-based project and they had a lot of arts-related activities in progress, including several classes in painting, ceramics, woodcrafts, woodcarving and photography.
- They saw woodcarving as integral to the identity of the Asmat people, and encouraged Asmat communities to continue carving, hoping it would provide artists and their communities with a source of income and pride.
- Unemployed people mostly revert to traditional economies such as fishing; gathering of wild fruits and vegetables; woodcarving; pottery; basketry, and iron forging.
- Today these activities have largely been replaced by the modern crafts of pottery, sculpture, and woodcarving, all areas in which Liechtenstein's artisans have a distinguished reputation throughout Europe.
1. 1.1 An object carved from wood.
  a medieval painted woodcarving
  Example sentencesExamples
  Inspired, it is said, by the medieval woodcarvings of master carver William Bromflet, whose work he saw in Ripon Cathedral, Thompson dedicated himself to making quality furniture out of naturally seasoned English oak.
  Jamaican jewellery often incorporates small woodcarvings, shell work or even details in straw.
  His first sculptures were woodcarvings; originally he used driftwood, but he moved on to fine pieces of timber and made great play of exploiting beautiful grain.
  Xu's amiable wife runs the tea house/ restaurant, furnished with traditional Chinese woodcarvings and mahogany tables and chairs.
  While these nearly ubiquitous Ogboni brasscastings have been the subject of intensive study, woodcarvings commissioned by Ogboni members have not received much attention from researchers.
  Along with the watercolours, the exhibition includes six woodcarvings because working with wood is her new passion.
  The woodcarving was by a Spanish sculptor named Cullot Valera.
  Then again, if we're not buying the woodcarvings and goblets from the huge craft market at Okahandja, who is?
  We are listening, with varying degrees of concentration, to an earnest member of the hospital staff as he draws our attention to a series of fairly undistinguished woodcarvings, mounted on the wall adjacent to each ward entrance.
  Anantnag is an important trade centre with lot of local handicrafts like woodcarvings, embroidered clothing etc. being sold in the market.
  At almost every handicrafts exhibition, there are artisans displaying woodcarvings that make ideal gifts for friends and family.
  Each has a tiny museum displaying old icons and woodcarvings, embroidered brocade vestments and hand-written manuscripts.
  More than 20 stalls will be selling a wide variety of local crafts including artwork, woodcarvings and food.
  The historical museum shows icons and woodcarvings from the region of Kotel.
  Local art shops sell a range of items, from mass-produced woodcarvings to high-quality, handmade items made by recognized masters in fine-grained ebony, jackfruit or sandalwood.
  No one here will try to sell you a mass-produced low-quality woodcarving or ‘original’ oil painting at a special-for-you tourist price of US $100.
  Already well known for his watercolours and woodcarvings, he turned his attention to miniatures after inheriting embroidery books and materials from friend Margaret Sarraff.
  Exhibits include exquisite wooden panels, woodcarvings, ivory works, bronze castings, archaeological artefacts, stone sculptures and palm-leaf etchings.
  Austria is highly industrialized, but expert craftsmanship is also valued and can be found in products such as leather goods, pottery, jewelry, woodcarvings, and blown glass.
  With rising costs of timber and skilled labour hard to find, woodcarvings have become expensive and the exclusive realm of the rich.
  Inside was information about early peoples in the area, including the Thracians, and examples of Bulgarian craftsmanship - carpets, clothes and traditional woodcarvings.

词汇	woodcarving
释义	Definition of woodcarving in English: woodcarving nounˈwʊdkɑːvɪŋˈwʊdˌkɑrvɪŋ mass noun 1The action or skill of carving wood to make functional or ornamental objects. 木雕 Example sentencesExamples The traditional Basque decorative arts consist primarily of woodcarving and engraving on stone. Other handicrafts include woodcarving and basketry. The artists living along the Art Trail work in a variety of media, including sculpture, painting, photography, woodcarving, printmaking and fiber art. Now the members want to get more people involved so the art of woodcarving is not lost in Swindon. A member of the Masonic Lodge in Palmer, Massachusettes, Klingler enjoyed woodcarving, photography, fishing, and spinning yarns. Long-standing traditions of pottery, metalworking, rugmaking, woodcarving, and textile production have been carried forward by artisan and craft cooperatives. Occupational therapy in the form of needlework, woodcarving and basketwork and entertainment including film shows and dancing all played a big role in the men's rehabilitation. Haitian craftspeople are particularly skilled in woodcarving, weaving, and embroidery. They saw woodcarving as integral to the identity of the Asmat people, and encouraged Asmat communities to continue carving, hoping it would provide artists and their communities with a source of income and pride. Traditionally, Bakongo artisans have excelled in woodcarving, sculpting, painting, and stonework. Crafts include weaving, embroidering, pottery making, woodcarving, leather and bead working, and metalworking. Running for nine days from July 4 to July 13 (not including Sunday July 6), Niall will be working through drawings and clay modelling to prepare for the actual woodcarving itself. Other crafts include metalworking and woodcarving. Encouraged by his brother Tim, Clifford Possum, who had already begun teaching woodcarving at the settlement, joined Bardon's painting group, which later became the Papunya Tula Artists Company. Unemployed people mostly revert to traditional economies such as fishing; gathering of wild fruits and vegetables; woodcarving; pottery; basketry, and iron forging. Weaving, embroidery, and woodcarving also are highly intricate and require great skill. In the kirks a certain skill in woodcarving was often evident, and in recognition of the Auld Alliance between France and Scotland, a blue fleur-de-lis carpet was usually a feature. To keep the mind alert we have French, writing and play acting, painting in water colour and oil, egg decorating, folk art, calligraphy, woodcarving, and basic and expressive drawing. She said it was a community-based project and they had a lot of arts-related activities in progress, including several classes in painting, ceramics, woodcrafts, woodcarving and photography. Today these activities have largely been replaced by the modern crafts of pottery, sculpture, and woodcarving, all areas in which Liechtenstein's artisans have a distinguished reputation throughout Europe. 1.1count noun An object carved from wood. a medieval painted woodcarving Example sentencesExamples Austria is highly industrialized, but expert craftsmanship is also valued and can be found in products such as leather goods, pottery, jewelry, woodcarvings, and blown glass. With rising costs of timber and skilled labour hard to find, woodcarvings have become expensive and the exclusive realm of the rich. Local art shops sell a range of items, from mass-produced woodcarvings to high-quality, handmade items made by recognized masters in fine-grained ebony, jackfruit or sandalwood. While these nearly ubiquitous Ogboni brasscastings have been the subject of intensive study, woodcarvings commissioned by Ogboni members have not received much attention from researchers. Along with the watercolours, the exhibition includes six woodcarvings because working with wood is her new passion. No one here will try to sell you a mass-produced low-quality woodcarving or ‘original’ oil painting at a special-for-you tourist price of US $100. Already well known for his watercolours and woodcarvings, he turned his attention to miniatures after inheriting embroidery books and materials from friend Margaret Sarraff. The historical museum shows icons and woodcarvings from the region of Kotel. Inspired, it is said, by the medieval woodcarvings of master carver William Bromflet, whose work he saw in Ripon Cathedral, Thompson dedicated himself to making quality furniture out of naturally seasoned English oak. Each has a tiny museum displaying old icons and woodcarvings, embroidered brocade vestments and hand-written manuscripts. Exhibits include exquisite wooden panels, woodcarvings, ivory works, bronze castings, archaeological artefacts, stone sculptures and palm-leaf etchings. More than 20 stalls will be selling a wide variety of local crafts including artwork, woodcarvings and food. At almost every handicrafts exhibition, there are artisans displaying woodcarvings that make ideal gifts for friends and family. Xu's amiable wife runs the tea house/ restaurant, furnished with traditional Chinese woodcarvings and mahogany tables and chairs. Then again, if we're not buying the woodcarvings and goblets from the huge craft market at Okahandja, who is? His first sculptures were woodcarvings; originally he used driftwood, but he moved on to fine pieces of timber and made great play of exploiting beautiful grain. Inside was information about early peoples in the area, including the Thracians, and examples of Bulgarian craftsmanship - carpets, clothes and traditional woodcarvings. We are listening, with varying degrees of concentration, to an earnest member of the hospital staff as he draws our attention to a series of fairly undistinguished woodcarvings, mounted on the wall adjacent to each ward entrance. The woodcarving was by a Spanish sculptor named Cullot Valera. Jamaican jewellery often incorporates small woodcarvings, shell work or even details in straw. Anantnag is an important trade centre with lot of local handicrafts like woodcarvings, embroidered clothing etc. being sold in the market. Derivatives woodcarver nounˈwʊdkɑːvəˈwʊdˌkɑrvər Joshua professed to have no direct connection with the traditional deities other than Ogun, patron of woodcarvers and all who work with metal. Example sentencesExamples Jeremy Parkes writes: ‘The designers went to great lengths to seek out artists with skills in trades that have almost died out: glass-blowers, blacksmiths and woodcarvers.’ The individual cases of professional woodcarvers who make non-nkanda art, of banganga baluvumbu, and of individuals who combine both roles give some idea of the range of their experience. The York Consortium of Conservation and Craftsmanship boasts everything from glaziers and stone masons to woodcarvers, blacksmiths, painters and gilders and experts in the restoration of antique furniture. More than 30 old New England trade shops and businesses line the streets, many of which are home to maritime trades such as shipsmith and coopers to woodcarvers and riggers. Definition of woodcarving in US English: woodcarving nounˈwo͝odˌkärviNGˈwʊdˌkɑrvɪŋ 1The action or skill of carving wood to make functional or ornamental objects. 木雕 Example sentencesExamples Traditionally, Bakongo artisans have excelled in woodcarving, sculpting, painting, and stonework. Encouraged by his brother Tim, Clifford Possum, who had already begun teaching woodcarving at the settlement, joined Bardon's painting group, which later became the Papunya Tula Artists Company. The artists living along the Art Trail work in a variety of media, including sculpture, painting, photography, woodcarving, printmaking and fiber art. Haitian craftspeople are particularly skilled in woodcarving, weaving, and embroidery. Occupational therapy in the form of needlework, woodcarving and basketwork and entertainment including film shows and dancing all played a big role in the men's rehabilitation. Now the members want to get more people involved so the art of woodcarving is not lost in Swindon. Weaving, embroidery, and woodcarving also are highly intricate and require great skill. A member of the Masonic Lodge in Palmer, Massachusettes, Klingler enjoyed woodcarving, photography, fishing, and spinning yarns. In the kirks a certain skill in woodcarving was often evident, and in recognition of the Auld Alliance between France and Scotland, a blue fleur-de-lis carpet was usually a feature. Running for nine days from July 4 to July 13 (not including Sunday July 6), Niall will be working through drawings and clay modelling to prepare for the actual woodcarving itself. The traditional Basque decorative arts consist primarily of woodcarving and engraving on stone. Long-standing traditions of pottery, metalworking, rugmaking, woodcarving, and textile production have been carried forward by artisan and craft cooperatives. To keep the mind alert we have French, writing and play acting, painting in water colour and oil, egg decorating, folk art, calligraphy, woodcarving, and basic and expressive drawing. Other handicrafts include woodcarving and basketry. Crafts include weaving, embroidering, pottery making, woodcarving, leather and bead working, and metalworking. Other crafts include metalworking and woodcarving. She said it was a community-based project and they had a lot of arts-related activities in progress, including several classes in painting, ceramics, woodcrafts, woodcarving and photography. They saw woodcarving as integral to the identity of the Asmat people, and encouraged Asmat communities to continue carving, hoping it would provide artists and their communities with a source of income and pride. Unemployed people mostly revert to traditional economies such as fishing; gathering of wild fruits and vegetables; woodcarving; pottery; basketry, and iron forging. Today these activities have largely been replaced by the modern crafts of pottery, sculpture, and woodcarving, all areas in which Liechtenstein's artisans have a distinguished reputation throughout Europe. 1.1 An object carved from wood. a medieval painted woodcarving Example sentencesExamples Inspired, it is said, by the medieval woodcarvings of master carver William Bromflet, whose work he saw in Ripon Cathedral, Thompson dedicated himself to making quality furniture out of naturally seasoned English oak. Jamaican jewellery often incorporates small woodcarvings, shell work or even details in straw. His first sculptures were woodcarvings; originally he used driftwood, but he moved on to fine pieces of timber and made great play of exploiting beautiful grain. Xu's amiable wife runs the tea house/ restaurant, furnished with traditional Chinese woodcarvings and mahogany tables and chairs. While these nearly ubiquitous Ogboni brasscastings have been the subject of intensive study, woodcarvings commissioned by Ogboni members have not received much attention from researchers. Along with the watercolours, the exhibition includes six woodcarvings because working with wood is her new passion. The woodcarving was by a Spanish sculptor named Cullot Valera. Then again, if we're not buying the woodcarvings and goblets from the huge craft market at Okahandja, who is? We are listening, with varying degrees of concentration, to an earnest member of the hospital staff as he draws our attention to a series of fairly undistinguished woodcarvings, mounted on the wall adjacent to each ward entrance. Anantnag is an important trade centre with lot of local handicrafts like woodcarvings, embroidered clothing etc. being sold in the market. At almost every handicrafts exhibition, there are artisans displaying woodcarvings that make ideal gifts for friends and family. Each has a tiny museum displaying old icons and woodcarvings, embroidered brocade vestments and hand-written manuscripts. More than 20 stalls will be selling a wide variety of local crafts including artwork, woodcarvings and food. The historical museum shows icons and woodcarvings from the region of Kotel. Local art shops sell a range of items, from mass-produced woodcarvings to high-quality, handmade items made by recognized masters in fine-grained ebony, jackfruit or sandalwood. No one here will try to sell you a mass-produced low-quality woodcarving or ‘original’ oil painting at a special-for-you tourist price of US $100. Already well known for his watercolours and woodcarvings, he turned his attention to miniatures after inheriting embroidery books and materials from friend Margaret Sarraff. Exhibits include exquisite wooden panels, woodcarvings, ivory works, bronze castings, archaeological artefacts, stone sculptures and palm-leaf etchings. Austria is highly industrialized, but expert craftsmanship is also valued and can be found in products such as leather goods, pottery, jewelry, woodcarvings, and blown glass. With rising costs of timber and skilled labour hard to find, woodcarvings have become expensive and the exclusive realm of the rich. Inside was information about early peoples in the area, including the Thracians, and examples of Bulgarian craftsmanship - carpets, clothes and traditional woodcarvings.
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