artisans

英 [ˌɑːtɪˈzænz]

美 [ˈɑrtəzənz]

n.  工匠; 手艺人
artisan的复数

柯林斯词典

• 手工艺人；工匠
  Anartisanis someone whose job requires skill with their hands.

双语例句

• I think we are artisans.
  我觉得我们是手工艺人。
• Artisans used close to ten tons of amber of different colors and types to recreate the Amber Room.
  为了重建琥珀厅，工匠们使用了近10吨不同颜色和类型的琥珀。
• This is a community of artisans, constantly trying to hone their skills by taking notes from one another.
  敏捷社区中的人们都是工匠，他们总想通过互相学习来磨砺自己的技能。
• Over time, local artisans also learned to make French-style goods, including embroidered linens.
  久而久之，当地的手工艺人也学会了制作包括亚麻绣品在内的法式商品。
• I really admire those skilled artisans!
  我真是佩服那些能工巧匠啊！
• The once-thriving markets of Europe have shifted to South Asia, where skilled artisans, often trading illegally, carve ivory into figurines and other objects.
  一度繁荣的欧洲象牙市场转移到南亚，那里熟练的工匠用象牙雕刻一些雕像和其它艺品，经常进行非法交易。
• The higher classes shunned manual labor ( except for fighting), leaving that to the peasants and the artisans.
  较高阶层的「俗的」（王公贵族等）远离用手的劳力（了战斗以外）将劳力的工作留给农人和工匠。
• Journeymen knew that if they perfected their skill, they could become respected master artisans with their own shops.
  如果他们熟练的掌握了他们的技术，他们也许可以在他们自己的商店成为受人尊敬的工匠。
• Industry has destroyed the livelihood of village artisans.
  工业毁了乡村工匠的生计。
• The allure of such projects is also tied to the disappearance of affordable master artisans in Europe.
  这些项目的吸引力也与欧洲找不到平价的大师级工匠有关。