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1 workmanship
2) (quality of execution) Kunstfertigkeit, die* * ** * *work·man·ship[ˈwɜ:kmənʃɪp, AM ˈwɜ:rk-]fine/shoddy/solid \workmanship feine/schludrige/solide Verarbeitung* * *1. Kunstfertigkeit f2. gute etc Ausführung, Verarbeitungsgüte f3. Qualitätsarbeit f* * *noun, no pl.1) (person's skill) handwerkliches Können2) (quality of execution) Kunstfertigkeit, die* * *n.handwerkliche Ausführung f. -
2 workmanship
work·man·ship [ʼwɜ:kmənʃɪp, Am ʼwɜ:rk-] n -
3 labourer
noun* * *noun (a workman who is employed to do heavy work requiring little skill: the labourers on a building site.) der Arbeiter* * *la·bour·er, AM la·bor·er[ˈleɪbərəʳ, AM -ɚɚ]* * *(US) ['leɪbərə(r)]n(Hilfs)arbeiter( in) m(f); (= farm labourer) Landarbeiter(in) m(f); (= day-labourer) Tagelöhner(in) m(f)* * *labour, laboured, labourer etc besonders Br für academic.ru/41284/labor">labor, labored, laborer etc* * *noun* * *(UK) n.Arbeitsmann m. n.Arbeiter - m. -
4 novice
noun* * *['novis]1) (a beginner in any skill etc.) der Neuling2) (a monk or nun who has not yet taken all his or her vows.) der Novize/die Novizin* * *nov·ice[ˈnɒvɪs, AM ˈnɑ:-]I. nto be a complete \novice in [or at] sth ein kompletter Anfänger/eine komplette Anfängerin bei [o in] etw dat seinI'm still at the \novice stage ich bin noch im Anfängerstadium2. REL\novice monk/nun Mönch m/Nonne f in der Ausbildung* * *['nɒvɪs]n (ECCL)Novize m, Novizin f; ; (= racehorse) Pferd, das noch nicht eine bestimmte Anzahl von Rennen gewonnen hat; (fig) Neuling m, Anfänger(in) m(f) (at bei, in +dat)* * *A sat auf einem Gebiet):he’s a novice at swimming → B 12. KATH Novize m, Novizin f (eines Ordens)3. BIBEL Neubekehrte(r) m/f(m)B adj1. he’s a novice swimmer er hat gerade erst schwimmen gelernt2. noch nie prämiiert (z. B. Hund bei einer Ausstellung)* * *noun* * *n.Anfänger - m.Neuling -e m.
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