craft

UK
/krɑːft/
US
/kræft/
craftsubstantiv
craft
Pl.
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/krɑːft/
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/kræft/
Übersetzungen
He learned the craft of woodworking from his grandfather.
Он научился ремеслу столярного дела у своего деда.
The harbor was filled with various types of craft.
Гавань была заполнена различными типами судов.
The craft of storytelling is an important skill for a writer.
Искусство рассказывания историй — важный навык для писателя.
Definitionen
An activity involving skill in making things by hand.
She enjoys the craft of pottery, spending hours shaping and glazing her creations.
A boat, ship, aircraft, spacecraft, or other vehicle, especially a small one.
Several rescue craft were dispatched, including a helicopter and two inflatable boats.
A skill used in deceiving others.
He used all his craft to outwit his opponents in the negotiation.
A particular occupation or trade that requires manual, artistic, or technical skill.
Stone masonry is a craft that demands years of practice.
craftverb
crafted
Präteritum
crafted
Partizip Perfekt
crafting
Gerundium
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/krɑːft/
US
/kræft/
Übersetzungen
She loves to craft handmade jewelry.
Она любит мастерить украшения ручной работы.
He spent the afternoon crafting a new business plan.
Он провел день, создавая новый бизнес-план.
The artisan crafts beautiful pottery.
Ремесленник изготавливает красивую керамику.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
Definitionen
To make or produce something with skill and careful attention to detail.
She crafted a beautiful vase from the clay.
To create or devise a plan or strategy with skill and precision.
The team crafted a new marketing strategy to boost sales.
craftadjektiv
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/krɑːft/
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Attributive use in combinations such as "craft beer, craft market"; treated as an adjective meaning ‘artisanal, produced in small quantities’
Definitionen
Produced in limited quantities using traditional or artisanal methods.
Craft beer has become popular among consumers looking for unique flavors.