carpentry Význam & definice

Příklady carpentry

• These include the cattle and goats scheme, carpentry workshop and beekeeping.

• They returned and squatted in a barn where the steward found him at work, presumably at his trade of carpentry.

• The saw mill was expressly erected so as to 'get the better' of his competitors in the carpentry business.

• Being above necessity, architecture was more than a mundane trade, like masonry or carpentry, and demanded professionals with taste and distinction.

• There are, however, some services where labour was hired, especially in maize mills, tea rooms and carpentry shops.

• However, subsequent field inspections showed that some healthy pine and oak trees were being felled for carpentry and charcoal use.

• Whether described as 'whitewashing', 'painting' or 'rough casting' it meant reinstating the appearance following the inevitable damage done by the carpentry.

• The most common types of such activities were knitting, the making and repairing of clothes (including making headwear), making artificial flowers, carpentry and photography.