rasp out

1. To utter something in a low, harsh, and grating voice. A noun or pronoun can be used between "rasp" and "out." "Water… Please, I need… water…" the dying man rasped out in the desert. She rasped something out before falling back to sleep, but I couldn't quite make it out.

2. To carve, hollow, or smooth out the inside of something with a rasp (a kind of large, coarse file) or something like a rasp. A noun or pronoun can be used between "rasp" and "out." He rasped the holes on the frame out so that the larger wooden pegs of the new panel would fit properly. She used a chisel to remove most of the wood from inside the small log, then rasped out the interior to achieve a smooth finish.

rasp something out

to carve or smooth something out with a rasp. You should use this tool to rasp the inside of the bowl out. Use sandpaper to make the inside smoother. Rasp out the inside carefully.

词组	rasp out
释义	rasp out rasp out 1. To utter something in a low, harsh, and grating voice. A noun or pronoun can be used between "rasp" and "out." "Water… Please, I need… water…" the dying man rasped out in the desert. She rasped something out before falling back to sleep, but I couldn't quite make it out. 2. To carve, hollow, or smooth out the inside of something with a rasp (a kind of large, coarse file) or something like a rasp. A noun or pronoun can be used between "rasp" and "out." He rasped the holes on the frame out so that the larger wooden pegs of the new panel would fit properly. She used a chisel to remove most of the wood from inside the small log, then rasped out the interior to achieve a smooth finish. See also: out Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. rasp something out to carve or smooth something out with a rasp. You should use this tool to rasp the inside of the bowl out. Use sandpaper to make the inside smoother. Rasp out the inside carefully. See also: out McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: water down in low water float through float through (something) make water body of water between wind and water in smooth water in smooth water(s) by water
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