Definition of handicraftsman in English:

handicraftsman

nounPlural handicraftsmen ˈhandɪkrɑːf(t)smənˈhændiˌkræftsmən

A worker skilled in making objects by hand.
the apparatus and tools used by the handicraftsmen
Example sentencesExamples
- The old labor competition would cease; there would be no more handicraftsmen or home-workers to force into the proletariat.
- In the twelfth century the actual handicraftsmen found themselves at last face to face with the development of the earlier associations of freemen which were the survivals from the tribal society of Europe.
- Railways brought in cheap machine-made articles that sapped the trade and labour of the handicraftsman.
- An act of 1646 authorized the constables of every town to require artificers and handicraftsmen "to work by the day for their neighbours in mowing, reaping of corn and inning thereof."
- Should the owners of small estates worked by tenants (a category which included land which was the support of widows and orphans, and land owned by local handicraftsmen and others) be expropriated, or subjected only to the reduction of rent?
- On the land the peasant cultivated his own plot with his own implements; in the town the handicraftsman laboured primarily at least on his own account.
- The latter half of the eighteenth century turns the workman who was once a handicraftsman helped by tools, and next a part of a machine, into a tender of machines.
- The men Columba sent forth were not only able teachers of Christian truth, they were skilful agriculturists, trained artisans, and cunning handicraftsmen.
- Handicraftsmen lost their patrons who used to give them material help and encouragement.
- It was the handicraftsmen, like the other petty bourgeois of the towns, who displayed an exceptionally revolutionary spirit in the era of the fall of absolutism.
- Every attempt of the Roman handicraftsmen to better themselves was a breach of the peace; disobedience was rebellion; resistance was treason; running away was desertion.
- Workers and handicraftsmen, while quitting the secret societies of the bourgeois democrats and the republicans, brought with them as a legacy the conviction that the oppressed and exploited of all nations had a common task.
Synonyms
artisan, craftsperson, tradesman, tradesperson, mechanic, technician, operative, maker, smith, wright, journeyman

Definition of handicraftsman in US English:

handicraftsman

nounˈhændiˌkræftsmənˈhandēˌkraftsmən

A worker skilled in making objects by hand.
the apparatus and tools used by the handicraftsmen
Example sentencesExamples
- The old labor competition would cease; there would be no more handicraftsmen or home-workers to force into the proletariat.
- Should the owners of small estates worked by tenants (a category which included land which was the support of widows and orphans, and land owned by local handicraftsmen and others) be expropriated, or subjected only to the reduction of rent?
- In the twelfth century the actual handicraftsmen found themselves at last face to face with the development of the earlier associations of freemen which were the survivals from the tribal society of Europe.
- An act of 1646 authorized the constables of every town to require artificers and handicraftsmen "to work by the day for their neighbours in mowing, reaping of corn and inning thereof."
- Handicraftsmen lost their patrons who used to give them material help and encouragement.
- Railways brought in cheap machine-made articles that sapped the trade and labour of the handicraftsman.
- The latter half of the eighteenth century turns the workman who was once a handicraftsman helped by tools, and next a part of a machine, into a tender of machines.
- Workers and handicraftsmen, while quitting the secret societies of the bourgeois democrats and the republicans, brought with them as a legacy the conviction that the oppressed and exploited of all nations had a common task.
- It was the handicraftsmen, like the other petty bourgeois of the towns, who displayed an exceptionally revolutionary spirit in the era of the fall of absolutism.
- The men Columba sent forth were not only able teachers of Christian truth, they were skilful agriculturists, trained artisans, and cunning handicraftsmen.
- Every attempt of the Roman handicraftsmen to better themselves was a breach of the peace; disobedience was rebellion; resistance was treason; running away was desertion.
- On the land the peasant cultivated his own plot with his own implements; in the town the handicraftsman laboured primarily at least on his own account.
Synonyms
artisan, craftsperson, tradesman, tradesperson, mechanic, technician, operative, maker, smith, wright, journeyman

单词	handicraftsman
释义	Definition of handicraftsman in English: handicraftsman nounPlural handicraftsmen ˈhandɪkrɑːf(t)smənˈhændiˌkræftsmən A worker skilled in making objects by hand. the apparatus and tools used by the handicraftsmen Example sentencesExamples The old labor competition would cease; there would be no more handicraftsmen or home-workers to force into the proletariat. In the twelfth century the actual handicraftsmen found themselves at last face to face with the development of the earlier associations of freemen which were the survivals from the tribal society of Europe. Railways brought in cheap machine-made articles that sapped the trade and labour of the handicraftsman. An act of 1646 authorized the constables of every town to require artificers and handicraftsmen "to work by the day for their neighbours in mowing, reaping of corn and inning thereof." Should the owners of small estates worked by tenants (a category which included land which was the support of widows and orphans, and land owned by local handicraftsmen and others) be expropriated, or subjected only to the reduction of rent? On the land the peasant cultivated his own plot with his own implements; in the town the handicraftsman laboured primarily at least on his own account. The latter half of the eighteenth century turns the workman who was once a handicraftsman helped by tools, and next a part of a machine, into a tender of machines. The men Columba sent forth were not only able teachers of Christian truth, they were skilful agriculturists, trained artisans, and cunning handicraftsmen. Handicraftsmen lost their patrons who used to give them material help and encouragement. It was the handicraftsmen, like the other petty bourgeois of the towns, who displayed an exceptionally revolutionary spirit in the era of the fall of absolutism. Every attempt of the Roman handicraftsmen to better themselves was a breach of the peace; disobedience was rebellion; resistance was treason; running away was desertion. Workers and handicraftsmen, while quitting the secret societies of the bourgeois democrats and the republicans, brought with them as a legacy the conviction that the oppressed and exploited of all nations had a common task. Synonyms artisan, craftsperson, tradesman, tradesperson, mechanic, technician, operative, maker, smith, wright, journeyman Definition of handicraftsman in US English: handicraftsman nounˈhændiˌkræftsmənˈhandēˌkraftsmən A worker skilled in making objects by hand. the apparatus and tools used by the handicraftsmen Example sentencesExamples The old labor competition would cease; there would be no more handicraftsmen or home-workers to force into the proletariat. Should the owners of small estates worked by tenants (a category which included land which was the support of widows and orphans, and land owned by local handicraftsmen and others) be expropriated, or subjected only to the reduction of rent? In the twelfth century the actual handicraftsmen found themselves at last face to face with the development of the earlier associations of freemen which were the survivals from the tribal society of Europe. An act of 1646 authorized the constables of every town to require artificers and handicraftsmen "to work by the day for their neighbours in mowing, reaping of corn and inning thereof." Handicraftsmen lost their patrons who used to give them material help and encouragement. Railways brought in cheap machine-made articles that sapped the trade and labour of the handicraftsman. The latter half of the eighteenth century turns the workman who was once a handicraftsman helped by tools, and next a part of a machine, into a tender of machines. Workers and handicraftsmen, while quitting the secret societies of the bourgeois democrats and the republicans, brought with them as a legacy the conviction that the oppressed and exploited of all nations had a common task. It was the handicraftsmen, like the other petty bourgeois of the towns, who displayed an exceptionally revolutionary spirit in the era of the fall of absolutism. The men Columba sent forth were not only able teachers of Christian truth, they were skilful agriculturists, trained artisans, and cunning handicraftsmen. Every attempt of the Roman handicraftsmen to better themselves was a breach of the peace; disobedience was rebellion; resistance was treason; running away was desertion. On the land the peasant cultivated his own plot with his own implements; in the town the handicraftsman laboured primarily at least on his own account. Synonyms artisan, craftsperson, tradesman, tradesperson, mechanic, technician, operative, maker, smith, wright, journeyman
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