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1. (n.) carpenter
a person who builds or repairs wooden structures, as houses or shelving.
2. (v.i.) carpenter
to do carpenter's work.
3. (v.t.) carpenter
to make by carpentry.
4. carpenter
to construct in a mechanical or unoriginal fashion.
Etymology: (1275–1325; ME < AF < LL carpentārius wainwright < L carpent(um) two-wheeled carriage)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (verb) carpenter
a woodworker who makes or repairs wooden objects
2. (verb) carpenter
work as a carpenter
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1. (noun) carpenter
sb skilled at making things from wood
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| Definition of 'carpenter' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) carpenter
an artificer who works in timber; a framer and builder of houses, ships, etc
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Sense: a craftsman in wood.
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 Afrikaans: timmerman |
 Arabic: نَجّار |
 Bulgarian: дърводелец |
 Brazilian: carpinteiro |
 Czech: tesař |
 German: der Zimmermann |
 Danish: snedker |
 Greek: ξυλουργός |
 Spanish: carpintero |
 Estonian: puusepp |
 Farsi: نجار؛ درودگر |
 Finnish: kirvesmies |
 French: charpentier, ière, menuis |
 Hebrew: נָגַר |
 Hindi: बढ़ई |
 Croatian: tesar |
 Hungarian: ács |
 Indonesian: tukang kayu |
 Icelandic: trésmiður |
 Italian: carpentiere, falegname |
 Japanese: 大工 |
 Korean: 목수 |
 Lithuanian: dailidė |
 Latvian: namdaris; galdnieks |
 Malay: tukang kayu |
 Dutch: timmerman |
 Norwegian: (bygnings)snekker, tømmer |
 Polish: cieśla |
 Persian: نجار؛ درودگر |
 Pashto: تركاڼ، نجار |
 Portuguese: carpinteiro |
 Romanian: dulgher; tâmplar |
 Russian: плотник |
 Slovak: tesár |
 Slovenian: tesar |
 Serbian: stolar |
 Swedish: [byggnads]snickare, timme |
 Thai: ช่างไม้ |
 Turkish: marangoz |
 Taiwanese: 木匠 |
 Ukrainian: тесляр |
 Urdu: ترکھان |
 Vietnamese: thợ mộc |
 Chinese: 木匠 |
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