Definition of luthier in English:

luthier

noun ˈluːtɪəˈlo͞odēər

A maker of stringed instruments such as violins or guitars.
弦乐器制作者
Example sentencesExamples
- The luthier's clamp is just one of several screw clamps of unusual shape used in making string instruments.
- In this way Avalon luthiers can harness the power and vibrancy of soundbox acoustic dynamics into an ensemble of resonant voices to give the player a rich, expressive and varied tone palette.
- Also on display in the library is a hand-made acoustic guitar, custom designed by Newry luthier Mickey Loughran for Danny's brother Mickey of Hilton Showband fame.
- They have two luthiers on staff who can handle all sorts of special work.
- However, these can vary from the gauge-like tools of the luthier to dados cutting wide grooves.
- Historical luthiers are listed on the Makers page.
- His earliest wood sculptures, suggesting unlikely mergers of Constructivism and West African ethnographic objects, displayed joinery worthy of a piano builder or luthier.
- I have owned instruments made by a wide variety of luthiers from both the UK and abroad.
- Becoming a luthier - someone who practices the art of making stringed instruments - ‘is the most rewarding thing I've ever done,’ Anderberg said.
- With today's emphasis on quality vintage reissues, custom shop axes from the major companies and more boutique luthiers than ever, there are tons of wonderful new guitars.
- Snagg's database is available to law enforcement officials, dealers, repair shops, and luthiers.

Origin

Late 19th century: from French, from luth 'lute'.

Definition of luthier in US English:

luthier

nounˈlo͞odēər

A maker of stringed instruments such as violins or guitars.
弦乐器制作者
Example sentencesExamples
- Historical luthiers are listed on the Makers page.
- I have owned instruments made by a wide variety of luthiers from both the UK and abroad.
- They have two luthiers on staff who can handle all sorts of special work.
- Snagg's database is available to law enforcement officials, dealers, repair shops, and luthiers.
- However, these can vary from the gauge-like tools of the luthier to dados cutting wide grooves.
- Becoming a luthier - someone who practices the art of making stringed instruments - ‘is the most rewarding thing I've ever done,’ Anderberg said.
- With today's emphasis on quality vintage reissues, custom shop axes from the major companies and more boutique luthiers than ever, there are tons of wonderful new guitars.
- Also on display in the library is a hand-made acoustic guitar, custom designed by Newry luthier Mickey Loughran for Danny's brother Mickey of Hilton Showband fame.
- His earliest wood sculptures, suggesting unlikely mergers of Constructivism and West African ethnographic objects, displayed joinery worthy of a piano builder or luthier.
- The luthier's clamp is just one of several screw clamps of unusual shape used in making string instruments.
- In this way Avalon luthiers can harness the power and vibrancy of soundbox acoustic dynamics into an ensemble of resonant voices to give the player a rich, expressive and varied tone palette.

Origin

Late 19th century: from French, from luth ‘lute’.

单词	luthier
释义	Definition of luthier in English: luthier noun ˈluːtɪəˈlo͞odēər A maker of stringed instruments such as violins or guitars. 弦乐器制作者 Example sentencesExamples The luthier's clamp is just one of several screw clamps of unusual shape used in making string instruments. In this way Avalon luthiers can harness the power and vibrancy of soundbox acoustic dynamics into an ensemble of resonant voices to give the player a rich, expressive and varied tone palette. Also on display in the library is a hand-made acoustic guitar, custom designed by Newry luthier Mickey Loughran for Danny's brother Mickey of Hilton Showband fame. They have two luthiers on staff who can handle all sorts of special work. However, these can vary from the gauge-like tools of the luthier to dados cutting wide grooves. Historical luthiers are listed on the Makers page. His earliest wood sculptures, suggesting unlikely mergers of Constructivism and West African ethnographic objects, displayed joinery worthy of a piano builder or luthier. I have owned instruments made by a wide variety of luthiers from both the UK and abroad. Becoming a luthier - someone who practices the art of making stringed instruments - ‘is the most rewarding thing I've ever done,’ Anderberg said. With today's emphasis on quality vintage reissues, custom shop axes from the major companies and more boutique luthiers than ever, there are tons of wonderful new guitars. Snagg's database is available to law enforcement officials, dealers, repair shops, and luthiers. Origin Late 19th century: from French, from luth 'lute'. Definition of luthier in US English: luthier nounˈlo͞odēər A maker of stringed instruments such as violins or guitars. 弦乐器制作者 Example sentencesExamples Historical luthiers are listed on the Makers page. I have owned instruments made by a wide variety of luthiers from both the UK and abroad. They have two luthiers on staff who can handle all sorts of special work. Snagg's database is available to law enforcement officials, dealers, repair shops, and luthiers. However, these can vary from the gauge-like tools of the luthier to dados cutting wide grooves. Becoming a luthier - someone who practices the art of making stringed instruments - ‘is the most rewarding thing I've ever done,’ Anderberg said. With today's emphasis on quality vintage reissues, custom shop axes from the major companies and more boutique luthiers than ever, there are tons of wonderful new guitars. Also on display in the library is a hand-made acoustic guitar, custom designed by Newry luthier Mickey Loughran for Danny's brother Mickey of Hilton Showband fame. His earliest wood sculptures, suggesting unlikely mergers of Constructivism and West African ethnographic objects, displayed joinery worthy of a piano builder or luthier. The luthier's clamp is just one of several screw clamps of unusual shape used in making string instruments. In this way Avalon luthiers can harness the power and vibrancy of soundbox acoustic dynamics into an ensemble of resonant voices to give the player a rich, expressive and varied tone palette. Origin Late 19th century: from French, from luth ‘lute’.
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