Traducción Inglés-Ruso para "chop"

chop {sustantivo} (también: jump, throw)

chop {sustantivo} (también: patty, cutlet, rissole)

chop {sustantivo} (también: chaff, hatchet)

chop {sustantivo} (también: kind, sort, grade, form)

chop {sustantivo} (también: blow, shock, impulse, stroke)

chop {sustantivo} (también: brand, trademark, mark, trade mark)

chop {sustantivo}

chop {sustantivo}

to chop [chopped|chopped] {vb} (también: to cut down, to hew, to chaff, to cut)

to chop [chopped|chopped] {vb} (también: to shred, to bunch, to hash, to mince)

to chop [chopped|chopped] {vb} (también: to fluctuate, to hesitate, to oscillate, to seesaw)

to chop [chopped|chopped] {vb} (también: to fluctuate, to reshape)

to chop [chopped|chopped] {vb}

to chop [chopped|chopped] {vb} (también: to chase, to chop up, to rifle, to thread)

to chop [chopped|chopped] {vb}

to chop [chopped|chopped] {vb}

to chop [chopped|chopped] {vb}

     to chop off

     to chop down

     chop-chop

     to chop logic

     to chop about

     chop-suey

     chop-house

     chop chop:move it

     to chop in

     to chop and change

And we chop those strands into what are called pellets.

Now there is an alternative to just planting trees and hoping that they won't get chopped down.

Places where 102 year olds still ride their bike to work, chop wood, and can beat a guy 60 years younger than them.

There was a woodcutter who's about to take his ax and chop a piece of wood, and the whole galaxy is one atom of that ax.

But, one of the problems with planting trees is that the people in these regions are so poor that they chop them down for firewood.