tronçonner

L'échantillon doit être tronçonné en une petite pièce puis prépoli et/ou poli jusqu'à une certaine épaisseur, habituellement de quelques centaines de microns.
The specimen has to be cut into a small piece and ground and/or polished down to a certain thickness, usually some hundreds of microns.
Il "tronçonne", n'est-ce-pas ?
He's "chainsaw, " right?
Le facteur qui avait tronçonné toute sa famille.
That mailman who chopped up his wife and family.
Tronçonné ? Il n'y a plus de wagons, après le wagon-lit.
There's no train beyond the sleeping car.
Après avoir abattu un gros arbre, Lynn Sisler se déplace ou utilise la machine pour atteindre la cime de celui-ci, enlève les grosses branches, l’écime et le tronçonne pour obtenir des billes de longueur adéquate au besoin.
After felling a large tree, Lynn tracks or reaches back to the top end of the tree, removes the large limbs, tops the tree and bucks it into manageable lengths if necessary.
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