craftsmen

英 [ˈkrɑːftsmən]

美 [ˈkræftsmɛn]

n.  工匠; 手艺人; 工艺师
craftsman的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 工匠;手艺人;工艺师
  Acraftsmanis a man who makes things skilfully with his hands.
  1. The table in the kitchen was made by a local craftsman.
     厨房里的桌子是本地一位工匠制作的。

双语例句

• Where are the traditional skills of village craftsmen today?
  现在哪儿还有农村工匠的传统手艺呢？
• Simultaneously, creative individuals gained prestige, as they were now considered to be artists, not just craftsmen.
  同时，创造性的个人取得的信誉，因为他们现在被认为是艺术家，而不仅仅是工匠。
• Socrates also states that the poets, politicians, and craftsmen all boasted of their own wisdom.
  因为苏格拉底肯定认为他通过询问，已经展示出了诗人、政治家和工匠们缺乏智慧。
• There are many factories, artists, and craftsmen within the Great Wall of China.
  在中国有许多的工厂，艺术家和手工艺者。
• These veteran craftsmen have undertaken to train a group of young workers.
  这些老手工艺师傅负责培养一批青年工人。
• Metallurgy was by no means the only art practiced with conspicuous success by the ancient Egyptian craftsmen.
  冶金术不是古埃及工匠取得了显著成功仅有的艺术活动。
• The Korean craftsmen took this artistic skill with them into Japan.
  韩国工匠把这种艺能带到了日本。
• Ancient India had marvelous craftsmen, skilled in pottery, weaving, and metal working.
  古代印度有了非凡的工艺，熟练于陶器、编织和金属作品。
• Craftsmen from the Moroccan city of Fez built one of the new galleries.
  来自摩洛哥非斯市的工匠们修建了其中一间画廊。
• However, this was a highly skilled and time-consuming job, done only by trained craftsmen.
  然而，这是一件对技巧要求很高、很花时间的工作，只能由训练有素的工匠来完成。