English-German translation for "carve out"

carve out {noun} (also: spin-off, dissidence, splitting-off, spinoff)

carve out {noun} (also: spin-off, disembodiment, spinoff, carve-out)

carve-out {noun} (also: spin-off, dissidence, splitting-off, spinoff)

carve-out {noun} (also: spin-off, disembodiment, spinoff, carve out)

to carve out {vb} (also: to hew, to hit, to cut, to clobber)

to carve out {vb}

After a few weeks, he was carved out of wood.

It physically carves out conversation space for one.

For instance, I could open one of my tools here and then carve out rivers.

The dictionary is not carved out of a piece of granite, out of a lump of rock.

We have the capacity to carve out exceptions, put people in a special category.

But Turkey should also make greater use of the existing Customs Union in order to carve out its own path towards the European Union.

We have to start, in the first place, by constructing a State structure for this gigantic land that the decolonisation process carved out.

As I was building this space, I thought to myself, "Surely I'm not the only guy to have to have carved out a space for his own."

We can and should give these countries a great deal, because in these countries we can start from scratch and carve out the correct path.

The Commission does not believe that all the reconstruction aid required for the Balkans should be carved out of the funds for the MEDA programme.

In the more than ten years of its membership of the BWI, Switzerland has, through its clear and consistent stance, carved out a very good reputation for itself.

Clearly, different countries benefit by pursuing different strategies, all seeking to carve out their own areas of specialisation.

By carving out a living for themselves - and many are involved in setting up new companies - they increase prosperity for all of us.

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