engraver
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5.3
- noun
- /ɪnˈɡreɪvər/
:
grabador
- As an engraver, she created intricate patterns for wedding invitations.
- a wood engraver
- an artist engraver
And then uniquely they take a beerum, which is the engravers tool, the stone tool which they use to make the horse.
- And then uniquely they take a beerum, which is the engravers tool, the stone tool which they use to make the horse.
Examples
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The skilled engraver carefully etched the design onto the metal plate.
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Well, for this, I needed a good engraver.
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" I hear there is a good living to be made as an engraver.
Fiction book (1993) -
First of all, the engraver completes a design on paper.
Academic text (2000) -
There's an engraver in Raleigh who gets these ready for print.
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From 1804 through 1809, he scrambled without much success to make a decent living as an engraver.
Academic text (1994) -
The print carries only the name of the publisher and the initials of the engraver, F.H., for Frans Huys.
Academic text (2011) -
The museum featured an exhibition showcasing the works of a famous engraver from the 19th century.
Synonyms
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5.1
A person who shapes and decorates wood with tools to make decorative pieces
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5.6
A person who creates images on paper using ink and techniques like etching or engraving
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7.1
A person who uses acid to make designs on metal plates
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4.9
A person who cuts or engraves glass as a job
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7.3
A person who writes or paints words on signs and art
A person who cuts designs in metal to make stamps for coins or medals
A person or machine that makes metal plates for printing from photos
How Skilled
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word engraver comes from engrave, which joins en- 'in' and grave 'to cut'. So an engraver is someone who 'cuts into' metal, wood, or glass to make designs or writing.