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1 Bastelarbeit
f1. Gegenstand: piece of hobby-work, handmade article; eine Bastelarbeit verschenken give (away) something one has made oneself* * *Bạs|tel|ar|beitfpiece of handcraft, handicraft; (= das Basteln) (doing) handcraft or handicraftsetw in langer Bastelarbeit bauen — to spend a long time making or building sth
sich viel mit Bastelarbeiten beschäftigen — to do a lot of handcraft or handicrafts
* * *Bas·tel·ar·beit[ˈbastl̩-]f1. (Tätigkeit des Bastelns) handicraft [work]; (knifflige Arbeit) a tricky [or BRIT fam a. fiddly] job2. (Ergebnis) piece of handicraft [work]* * *die piece of handicraft workBastelarbeiten — handicraft work sing
* * *1. Gegenstand: piece of hobby-work, handmade article;eine Bastelarbeit verschenken give (away) something one has made oneself* * *die piece of handicraft workBastelarbeiten — handicraft work sing
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2 Bastelei
f; -, -en1. (Gegenstand) piece of hobby-work; sich viel mit Basteleien beschäftigen do a lot of handicraft work2. pej. fiddling around, tinkering (around)* * *Bas|te|lei [bastə'lai]f -, -en (inf)handcraft, handicraft; (= Stümperei) botched job (inf)* * *Bas·te·lei<-, -en>* * *die; Bastelei, Basteleien1) handicraft work no pl.2) (Gegenstand) piece of handicraft work* * *1. (Gegenstand) piece of hobby-work;sich viel mit Basteleien beschäftigen do a lot of handicraft work2. pej fiddling around, tinkering (around)* * *die; Bastelei, Basteleien1) handicraft work no pl.2) (Gegenstand) piece of handicraft work -
3 Handarbeit
f1. handicrafts Pl.; textile: needlework; (Gegenstand) auch Pl. handiwork; (Handanfertigung) handmade article; feine Handarbeit skilled handiwork; in Handarbeit hergestellt made by hand3. (manuelle Arbeit) manual work* * *die Handarbeit(Handwerk) handiwork; handwork;(Nadelarbeit) needlework;(manuelle Arbeit) manual labour; work done by hand; manual work* * *Hạnd|ar|beitf1) work done by hand; (Gegenstand) article made by hand, handmade articleetw in Handarbeit herstellen — to produce or make sth by hand
2) (= körperliche Arbeit) manual work3) (=Nähen, Sticken etc als Schulfach) needlework no pl; (= Stricken) knitting no pl; (= Häkeln) crochet(ing) no pleine Handarbeit aus dem 18. Jahrhundert — a piece of needlework etc from the 18th century
4) (kunsthandwerklich) handicraft no pl* * *die1) (skilled work done by hand, eg knitting, pottery, model-making etc.) handicraft2) (thing(s) made by hand: Examples of the pupils' handiwork were on show.) handiwork3) (work done with a needle ie sewing, embroidery etc.) needlework* * *Hand·ar·beitf1. (von Hand gefertigter Gegenstand) handicraft, handiwork\Handarbeit sein to be handmade, to be made by handin \Handarbeit by hand3. (Nähen, Stricken etc.) sewing and knittingneben dem Fernsehen mache ich immer irgendwelche \Handarbeiten I always sew or knit in front of the television; SCH needlework; (Gegenstand) needlework* * *1) o. Pl. handicraft; craft work2) (Gegenstand) handmade articlesie macht gern[e] Handarbeiten — she likes doing needlework/knitting/crocheting
* * *1. handicrafts pl; textile: needlework; (Gegenstand) auch pl handiwork; (Handanfertigung) handmade article;feine Handarbeit skilled handiwork;in Handarbeit hergestellt made by hand3. (manuelle Arbeit) manual work* * *1) o. Pl. handicraft; craft work2) (Gegenstand) handmade article3) (Arbeit aus Stoff, Wolle usw.)sie macht gerne Handarbeiten — she likes doing needlework/knitting/crocheting
* * *f.craft (work) n.handicraft n.handiwork n.handwork n.manual labor (US) n.manual labour (UK) n.needlework n. -
4 Bastelarbeit
Bas·tel·ar·beit [ʼbastl̩-] f1) ( Tätigkeit des Bastelns) handicraft [work];2) ( Ergebnis) piece of handicraft [work]
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