craft
krɑːft
craft: activity involving skill in making things by hand
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Noun

1.
handmade skillactivity involving skill in making things by hand
  • She sells jewelry made from her own craft at local markets..
handiwork
2.
occupationprofession requiring special skill
  • Carpentry is a craft that requires precision.
occupation trade vocation
3.
water vesselboat or ship
  • The small craft bobbed gently on the lake's surface..
boat ship vessel
4.
psychologyRareskill in deception or trickeryRare
  • He used craft to outsmart his opponents.
cunning deceit guile

Verb

tr.
1.
create manuallymake something using skill and care
  • She crafted a beautiful sculpture from clay..
construct create
2.
creationconstruct or develop something with skill
  • The team crafted a new marketing strategy.
construct create
3.
video gamesRareUScombine items to form a new itemRareUS
  • In the game, you can craft a sword from iron and wood.
assemble construct create
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  • craft: activity involving skill in making things by hand
    activity involving skill in making things by hand
  • craft: boat or ship
    boat or ship

Expressions with craft

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community hub for learning and practicing crafts
She joined the craft centre to learn knitting.
gathering to sell crafts made by artisans
The craft fair featured local artisans.
small knife for precise cutting in crafts
She used a craft knife to cut the paper.
shop selling materials for crafts
She bought yarn from the craft store.
training period for learning a skilled trade
He completed a craft apprenticeship to become a skilled carpenter.
group of small businesses making handmade goods using traditional skills
Tourism has helped revive the local craft industry in rural villages.

Origin of craft

Old English, cræft (skill, strength)

Terms with craft included in their meaning

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craft
thin cord used for tying or hanging
tiev.
craft
fasten with a string or rope
craft-related
related to the craft of making fabric by interlocking loops of yarn
craft
fasten by looping and tightening rope or cord
sewv.
craft
make clothes by joining fabric pieces
sewingadj.
craft
related to the activity of making clothes
sailing
move across water in a small craft for fun or travel
writing craft
literature composed in verse with patterns and rhythm

Examples of craft in a sentence

  • He honed his craft over many years of practice.
  • Pottery is a craft that takes years to master.
  • She learned the craft of glassblowing from her grandfather.
  • The craft sailed smoothly across the bay.
  • They spotted a craft on the horizon.
  • Her craft in negotiations was unmatched.

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  1. French:artisanat, fabriquer, ...
  2. German:Handwerk, gestalten, ...
  3. Italian:artigianato, creare, ...
  4. Spanish:oficio, crear, ...
  5. Portuguese:artesanato, confeccionar, ...
  6. Chinese:工艺, 制作, ...
  7. Japanese:工芸, 作る, ...
  8. Arabic:حِرْفَة, صنع بمهارة, ...
  9. Hebrew:מְלֶאכֶת יָד, לִפְסֹל, ...
  10. Russian:ремесло, создавать, ...
  11. Ukrainian:ремесло, створювати, ...
  12. Hindi:हस्तकला, बनाना, ...
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