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1 guild
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2 guild n
[ɡɪld]History corporazione f, arte f, gilda, (club) associazione f -
3 guildhall guild·hall n
['ɡɪldˌhɔːl](Brit: town hall) (palazzo del) municipio -
4 craft
I 1. [krɑːft] [AE kræft]1) (skill) (art-related) arte f., maestria f., abilità f.; (job-related) mestiere m.2) (handiwork) artigianato m.3) (cunning) astuzia f., furberia f.2. II [krɑːft] [AE kræft]1) (boat) imbarcazione f., natante m.2) aer. (anche space craft) nave f., veicolo m. spaziale* * *1) (an art or skill: the craft of wood-carving.) arte2) ((plural craft) a boat or ship: sailing craft.) imbarcazione3) (cunning or trickery: craft and deceit.) astuzia•- crafty- craftily
- craftiness
- craftsman
- craftsmanship* * *I 1. [krɑːft] [AE kræft]1) (skill) (art-related) arte f., maestria f., abilità f.; (job-related) mestiere m.2) (handiwork) artigianato m.3) (cunning) astuzia f., furberia f.2. II [krɑːft] [AE kræft]1) (boat) imbarcazione f., natante m.2) aer. (anche space craft) nave f., veicolo m. spaziale -
5 ♦ craft
♦ craft /krɑ:ft/n.1 arte manuale; arte; mestiere di artigiano: the weaver's craft, l'arte del tessitore; arts and crafts, arti e mestieri3 unione artigiana; corporazione7 (inv. al pl.) (naut.) imbarcazione; natante: a seaworthy craft, un'imbarcazione capace di tenere il mare; landing craft, mezzo da sbarco; pleasure craft, imbarcazione da diporto; The port was full of small craft, il porto era pieno di piccoli natanti8 (aeron.) aeromobile, aeroplano● craft apprenticeship, apprendistato (o tirocinio) di un mestiere □ craft business, azienda artigiana □ craft fair, fiera dell'artigianato □ (stor.) craft guild, corporazione d'arti e mestieri □ (GB) craft knife, taglierino; cutter □ craft shop, negozio di prodotti artigianali □ craft union, sindacato di categoria □ (prov.) Every man to his craft, a ciascuno il suo mestiere.(to) craft /krɑ:ft/v. t. -
6 gild
[gɪld]* * *[ɡild](to cover with gilt: We could gild the frame of that picture.) dorare* * *gild /gɪld/► guild.(to) gild /gɪld/1 dorare; laminare d'oro; indorare2 (fig.) abbellire; indorare: to gild the pill, indorare la pillola; to gild the lily, esagerare in abbellimenti; strafaregildern.doratore, doratrice; indoratore, indoratrice.* * *[gɪld] -
7 knitting knit·ting n
['nɪtɪŋ](activity) il lavorare m a maglia, (product) lavoro a magliaSee:
См. также в других словарях:
guild — guild; guild·hall; guild·ite; guild·ry; guild·ship; … English syllables
Guild — Guild, n. [OE. gilds, AS. gild, gield, geld, tribute, a society or company where payment was made for its charge and support, fr. AS. gildan, gieldan, to pay. See {Yield}, v. t.] 1. An association of men belonging to the same class, or engaged in … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
guild — [gıld] n [Date: 1300 1400; : Old Norse; Origin: gildi payment, guild ] an organization of people who do the same job or have the same interests ▪ the Women s Guild … Dictionary of contemporary English
guild — early 13c., yilde (spelling later influenced by O.N. gildi guild, brotherhood ), a semantic fusion of O.E. gegyld guild and gild, gyld payment, tribute, compensation, from P.Gmc. *gelth pay (Cf. O.Fris. geld money, O.S. geld payment, sacrifice,… … Etymology dictionary
guild — [gild] n. [ME gild, blend of ON gildi, guild, guild feast & OE gyld, association (of paying members), akin to OHG gelt, OFris ield, all < base seen in OE gieldan, to pay: see YIELD] 1. in medieval times, a union of men in the same craft or… … English World dictionary
guild — index association (alliance), company (enterprise), confederacy (compact), cooperative, institute … Law dictionary
Guild — Guild, Theatre … Enciclopedia Universal
guild — [ gıld ] noun count an organization of people who all have the same job, goals, or interests … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
guild — see gild … Modern English usage
guild — [n] association, fellowship club, company, corporation, federation, group, interest group, league, lodge, order, organization, profession, society, sodality, trade, union; concepts 381,387 … New thesaurus
guild — ► NOUN 1) a medieval association of craftsmen or merchants. 2) an association of people for a common purpose. ORIGIN Old English, related to YIELD(Cf. ↑yielder) … English terms dictionary