craft

craft
noun
1) (an art or skill: the craft of wood-carving.) arte; oficio
2) ((plural craft) a boat or ship: sailing craft.) barco, embarcación
3) (cunning or trickery: craft and deceit.) astucia
- craftily
- craftiness
- craftsman
- craftsmanship

craft n
1. artesanía
a craft fair una feria de artesanía
2. arte / oficio
the ancient craft of weaving el antiguo oficio de tejer
3. embarcación / barco
a pleasure craft un barco de recreo
craft
tr[krɑːft]
noun
1 (occupation) oficio
2 (art) arte nombre masculino; (skill) habilidad nombre femenino, destreza
3 (boat) embarcación nombre femenino
4 nave nombre femenino
transitive verb
1 trabajar
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SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
craft fair feria artesanal, feria de artesanía
craft ['kræft] n
1) trade: oficio m
the craft of carpentry: el oficio de carpintero
2) craftsmanship, skill: arte m, artesanía f, destreza f
3) craftiness: astucia f, maña f
4) pl usually craft boat: barco m, embarcación f
5) pl usually craft aircraft: avión m , aeronave f
craft
n.
arte s.m.
astucia s.f.
buque s.m.
destreza s.f.
embarcación s.f.
empleo s.m.
habilidad s.f.
maña s.f.
oficio s.m.
pericia s.f.
zorrería s.f.

I kræft, krɑːft
noun
1)
a) u c (trade) oficio m; (skill) arte m; (before n)

craft fair — feria f artesanal or de artesanía

b) crafts pl artesanía f; see also art I 1) b)
2) u (guile, deceit) (liter) artimañas fpl
3) c (pl craft) (Naut) embarcación f; (Aerosp, Aviat) nave f

II
transitive verb trabajar
[krɑːft]
1. N
1) (=trade) oficio m
2) (=no pl) (=skill) destreza f , habilidad f
3) (=handicraft) artesanía f

arts and crafts — artesanías fpl

4) pej (=cunning) astucia f , maña f
5) (=boat) (pl inv) barco m , embarcación f
2.
VT hacer (a mano)

crafted products — productos mpl de artesanía

3.
CPD

craft centre N — centro m de artesanía

craft, design and technology N — (Scol) diseño m y pretecnología

craft fair N — feria f de artesanía

craft knife N — cutter m

craft union N — sindicato m de obreros especializados

craft work N — artesanía f

* * *

I [kræft, krɑːft]
noun
1)
a) u c (trade) oficio m; (skill) arte m; (before n)

craft fair — feria f artesanal or de artesanía

b) crafts pl artesanía f; see also art I 1) b)
2) u (guile, deceit) (liter) artimañas fpl
3) c (pl craft) (Naut) embarcación f; (Aerosp, Aviat) nave f

II
transitive verb trabajar

English-spanish dictionary. 2013.

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