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Semantic analysis: grinding & chipping

2007-12-09View Original

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Both imply polishing, but there are differences; please share your insights! This post was last edited by ship200 on 2007-12-11 09:03]
Reply #22007-12-09
I think the difference is quite obvious: grinding primarily emphasizes the action of grinding, while chipping mainly emphasizes the action of cutting.
Reply #32007-12-09
Agree with the second-floor opinion.:victory: :victory:
Reply #42007-12-10
Grinding means to crush and grind something, while chipping means to level or shape something
Reply #52007-12-10
Grinding places more emphasis on the action of grinding, while chipping emphasizes the action of chiseling; this is the biggest difference between the two.

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