craft in Latin
craft in Latin is ars — craft means skill in making something by hand, especially using traditional or artistic techniques.
craft in Latin
ars
What does "craft" mean?
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noun Skill in making something by hand, especially using traditional or artistic techniques.
"The chair was built with real craft, every joint fitted by hand."
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noun A trade or occupation requiring skilled manual work.
"Carpentry is a craft passed down from father to son in his family."
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noun A boat, ship, aircraft, or spacecraft (used for vessels generally).
"Several small craft were moored in the harbour."
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noun Cleverness or cunning used to deceive or manipulate.
"The fox in the old fable won the crow's cheese by craft alone."
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craft in a sentence
- The chair was built with real craft, every joint fitted by hand.
- Pottery is a craft that takes years to master.
- Carpentry is a craft passed down from father to son in his family.
- Blacksmithing was once a respected craft in almost every town.
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What is "craft" in Latin?
"craft" in Latin is ars. craft means: Skill in making something by hand, especially using traditional or artistic techniques.
How do you use "craft" in a sentence?
Example: "The chair was built with real craft, every joint fitted by hand." In Latin, "craft" is ars.
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