Craftsmen的意思|Craftsmen的解释-里氏词典

craftsmen ['kræftsmən]

手艺人, 名匠, 工匠

The craftsmen sell their work to visitors.
这些手艺人把自己做的工艺品卖给前来参观的人。
These craftsmen turn wood on lathes.
这些工匠在车床上车木头。
The finest craftsmen fabricated this clock.
这座钟是由手艺最好的工匠制作的。

Craftsman \Crafts"man\ (kr?fts"man), n.; pl. {Craftsmen} (-men).
One skilled in some trade or manual occupation; an artificer;
a mechanic.

And Arizona earlier this year formed a data base of craftsmen schooled in the art of restoring intricate Spanish facades on adobe structures, among other detail work.
Several building companies specialise in historical restoration and retain teams of craftsmen.
The craftsmen were taken from their homes Friday by four men in military clothing and armed with assault rifles and revolvers in Ayacucho, a rebel stronghold about 230 miles southeast of Lima, according to a victim's daughter.
Only a handful of craftsmen making wooden barrels remain and the fruit trees are no longer pruned as they used to be, he said.
East German craftsmen and bakers, for example, often take jobs that many young West Germans snub.
Performed outdoors in a 1,514-seat theater against the backdrop of a ruined abbey, the cycle is a distillation of the 48 Mystery plays written in the 14th century by the city's guilds and craftsmen.
Journalists are not the only craftsmen sharpening knives ahead of the US presidential election.
Each takes up to 60 hours; the inside is lined with padded cotton; craftsmen tap in the nails one by one; and all have a five-lever pick-proof brass lock invented by Vuitton in 1896.
Its craftsmen removed the remains of the 15ft by 30ft windows to the company's workshop for the painstaking task of reconstruction. Because few photographs of the windows existed, the blast area had to be carefully swept for traces of glass fragments.
A few other craftsmen and companies in the United States are showing interest in selling the tiles, but Materials Marketing claims its operation is the biggest.
That's a lot of people,' said Mr Eisenhammer, who admitted that the really secure jobs were at the employment office. He was hopeful about one thing - 'we have to rely on the small craftsmen and traders to soak up some of the unemployed.
The settlement sobered local craftsmen, who began to view Ms. Elliott as a litigious woman with the means to clobber them in court.
On the center's recommendation, the company kept about 10% of its manufacturing operation and transformed the factory into retail booths for 60 Vermont craftsmen and 75 antiques dealers.
"I decided to go to Mexico and see if there was anybody left who knew how to make them," he said. "It was about a three-year period in doing the research." In San Luis, Demaree came upon craftsmen trained by older family members to make tiles.
A weekend outing to Moscow's Ismailovo Park, an open marketplace for artists and craftsmen, provides ample exposure to the latest in Stalin- and Brezhnev bashing.
IT HARDLY needs saying that craftsmen today are hungry for work and so there could hardly be a better time to think about commissioning something special.
In 1813, a gang of about 300 shipwrights, blacksmiths and other craftsmen and laborers, directed by New York shipbuilders Adam and Noah Brown, hired on at Erie and built Perry's fleet in three months.
A literate, breezy, often irreverent publication, New England Monthly frequently profiles small companies or craftsmen and devotes one issue a year to "local heroes."
In the quaint Missouri town of St. Joseph, a small number of craftsmen at the Hatfield Rifle Works labor to put out what are unquestionably some of the finest muzzle-loading rifles and side-by-side shotguns made in the U.S.
He would not consider modelling in clay or employing the help of other craftsmen - he cut directly into the stone and was probably one of the first sculptors in England to work in this way since the Middle Ages.
At start-up, Orbol brought in craftsmen from Mexico and Peru to train locals. Orbol and a handful of similar outfits now employ thousands of Bolivians, almost all young, often straight from the countryside and in their first jobs.
As soon as the concrete outer structure is completed, more than 6,000 craftsmen will go to work on the intricately sculptured interior and exterior decoration in geometric Moorish patterns.
In Cherokee, N.C., for example, Qualla Arts & Crafts Mutual Inc., sells the work of nearly 300 Eastern Cherokee artists and craftsmen through a retail store and a mail-order catalog.
However, the kind of detailed information about craftsmen, their workshops and customers which makes students of the London silver trade so happy, is missing.
A number of lesser-known artists and craftsmen _ from glassblowers to weavers to painters _ operate their own galleries, and some give lessons to supplement their incomes.
Her strong features betray the traits of the Greek and Arab craftsmen who, she says, were first brought into the region by the Romans to work the stone. Perceptions of beauty are somewhat different at Carrara town hall, where Alberto Pincione is mayor.
Italian craftsmen stencilled the ceilings. The house, lovingly restored, comes with 10 acres for Dollars 2.25m, from Jenny Pruitt.
Jessie had worked at odd jobs around Mobile, while O'Cain hoped to become a brick mason, a job that attracts many black craftsmen in this Gulf Coast area.
He sandblasted the walls himself, bought materials with his unemployment checks, and got craftsmen to work for shares of stock.
Japan's Ministry of International Trade and Industry said it would help the craftsmen find new jobs and develop substitute materials.

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