Englishfor English speakers

Englishas a second language

workmanship English

Meaning workmanship meaning

What does workmanship mean?

Definitions in simple English

workmanship Noun

— Workmanship is the quality of which a product is made.

workmanship

— noun (= craft) skill in an occupation or trade

Synonyms workmanship synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as workmanship?

workmanship English » English

skill craftsmanship craft handicraft art work trade technique artistry quality of work mastery dexterity craftmanship working quality way of making way trick tact style of building style skilfulness shape and quality of result recipe production processing technique performance outcome operation mytery move metier means manufacturing technique manufacturing process manufacturing engineering manufactures manufacture process manual skill labour labor knowhow knack job how to grow handwork finishing touches faculty fabrication technology fabrication process

Topics workmanship topics

What do people use workmanship to talk about?

Grammar General words

Do

What words refer to the thing that is done?

deed thing to do something to do what you do act (n) action activity event behavior accomplishment achievement attainment execution exercise function (n) job implementation measure performance practice (n) task undertaking work (n) workmanship feat exploits operation

Examples workmanship examples

How do I use workmanship in a sentence?

Simple sentences

These machines are distinguished by particularly high-quality workmanship.

These devices are distinguished by particularly high-quality workmanship.

Movie subtitles

Poor workmanship, old boy. You've had it.

Such workmanship.

The Revere workmanship, although sometimes heavy in design, almost invariably shows the sign of a master craftsman.

See the workmanship, eh?

See the stones, the workmanship.

Marvelous workmanship.

Excellent workmanship.

Detail and workmanship is superb.

A very high order of workmanship. Very ancient. Generating great power.

Lovely workmanship, ain't it?

She's not satisfied and vents her fury on his substandard workmanship.

The workmanship is undemanding according to our standards.

The same workmanship.

You call that workmanship?

The finest workmanship.

The workmanship.

Your Highness has excelled himself. A perfect piece of workmanship.

Such cut, such workmanship.

You don't want one of those rinky-dink, slapped-together on an assembly line, covered with chintzy chrome, fin tails, idiotic names and no more workmanship than you can stick into a thimble.

It looks to me like, uh, british workmanship, but aren't they just, uh, a little bit snug?

Same workmanship as the snare on the zebra only this one's fresh.

So my apple didn't go off. Shoddy workmanship.

A very high order of workmanship, very ancient, generating great power.

KLINK: Oh, yes, I like the workmanship.

Ah, this one has excellent workmanship.

It is not a very fashionable piece, but notice the workmanship without regard to the value of the stone.

A very high order of workmanship.

GARRON: Look at the workmanship.

Superior workmanship.

What shoddy workmanship.

The little pieces of silk, such workmanship.

Good workmanship.

One can't help but admire the workmanship.

The workmanship's miraculous, no less.

The workmanship's fabulous.

It's lovely workmanship.

Them Greeks really know their workmanship.

Are you looking for...?