workmanship 英 ['wɜːkmənʃɪp]   美 ['wɝkmənʃɪp]

workmanship

workmanship  英 ['wɜːkmənʃɪp] 美 ['wɝkmənʃɪp]

n. 手艺,工艺;技巧 

名词复数:workmanships 

This vase is a piece of exquisite workmanship. 这花瓶工艺很精。
Industry groups in the United States and other countries have raised questions about the safety and quality of Chinese workmanship on such projects. 美国和其他国家的产业集团则逐渐开始质疑将中国的工艺应用在类似大工程的安全性和质量。

  • The noun workmanship can describe the hard work and skill that go into making something or working at a task — and it can also describe a quality of a handmade object that is skillfully crafted.
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  • n. 手艺,工艺;技巧
  • 1. This vase is a piece of exquisite workmanship.

    这花瓶工艺很精。

  • 2. Industry groups in the United States and other countries have raised questions about the safety and quality of Chinese workmanship on such projects.

    美国和其他国家的产业集团则逐渐开始质疑将中国的工艺应用在类似大工程的安全性和质量。

  • 3. But, for all the attractiveness of its workmanship, there was no longer any danger of my mistaking it for merely an empty box.

    但是,就为着这盒子手艺的精美,把它误当成一个空匣也不会有什么风险的。

  • workmanship (n.) early 14c., "performance of labor," from workman + -ship. Meaning "skill as a workman" is from 1520s.
work·man·ship / ˈwɜːkmənʃɪp ; NAmE ˈwɜːrkmənʃɪp / noun [uncountable ] the skill with which sb makes sth, especially when this affects the way it looks or works 手艺;技艺;工艺 Our buyers insist on high standards of workmanship and materials. 我们的买主对工艺和材料坚持要高标准。 work·man·ship / ˈwɜːkmənʃɪp ; NAmE ˈwɜːrkmənʃɪp /
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