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1. (n.) carpentry
the trade of a carpenter.
2. carpentry
the work produced by a carpenter.
3. carpentry
the way in which something, esp. a work of literature, is structured.
Etymology: (1350–1400; ME < ONF < L)
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| Definition of 'carpentry' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) carpentry, woodworking, woodwork
the craft of a carpenter: making things out of wood
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1. (noun) carpentry
the skill or job of making things from wood
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| Definition of 'carpentry' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) carpentry
the art of cutting, framing, and joining timber, as in the construction of buildings
2. (noun) carpentry
an assemblage of pieces of timber connected by being framed together, as the pieces of a roof, floor, etc.; work done by a carpenter
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Sense: the work of a carpenter.
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Afrikaans: houtwerk |
Arabic: نِجارَه |
Bulgarian: дърводелство |
Brazilian: carpintaria |
Czech: tesařina |
German: das Zimmerhandwerk |
Danish: snedkerarbejde |
Greek: ξυλουργική |
Spanish: carpintería |
Estonian: puusepatöö |
Farsi: نجاری؛ درودگری |
Finnish: puusepäntyö |
French: charpenterie |
Hebrew: נָגַרוּת |
Hindi: बढ़ईगीरी |
Croatian: tesarija |
Hungarian: ácsmesterség |
Indonesian: pertukangan kayu |
Icelandic: trésmíði |
Italian: carpenteria, falegnameria |
Japanese: 大工仕事 |
Korean: 목공 |
Lithuanian: dailidės amatas |
Latvian: namdara/galdnieka amats |
Malay: hasil tukang kayu |
Dutch: timmermansambacht, timmer |
Norwegian: snekker-/tømmermannsarbei |
Polish: ciesielka |
Persian: نجاری؛ درودگری |
Pashto: نجاری |
Portuguese: carpintaria. |
Romanian: dulgherie; tâmplărie |
Russian: плотничье дело |
Slovak: tesárčina |
Slovenian: tesarstvo |
Serbian: stolarija |
Swedish: snickeri[arbete] |
Thai: สิ่งที่ประกอบด้วยไม้ |
Turkish: marangozluk |
Taiwanese: 木工 |
Ukrainian: теслярські роботи |
Urdu: لکڑی کا ، ترکھان کا کام |
Vietnamese: nghề thợ mộc |
Chinese: 木工 |
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