craftspeople

IPA/kɹˈaftspiːpəl/
KK[krˈæftspˌipəl]IPA/krˈæftspˌiːpəl/

craftspeople — noun

1. people who make useful or beautiful things by hand, or who do a skilled trade jo

1.名詞C1
釋義

people who make useful or beautiful things by hand, or who do a skilled trade job

例句

Craftspeople from Tainan repaired the old temple doors by hand.

plural subject for skilled makers

At the market, local craftspeople sold bowls, lamps, and woven bags.

common collocation: local craftspeople

同義詞
  • artisan

    often suggests handmade work with a traditional or high-quality style

  • maker

    broader and can include hobby, design, or workshop work

  • tradespeople

    broader term for workers in skilled practical trades

用法筆記

Often used in formal or inclusive writing instead of craftsman when talking about a mixed group.

常見錯誤

The craftspeople in the shop was friendly.
The craftspeople in the shop were friendly.
💡As a plural noun, it takes a plural verb.
She is a talented craftspeople.
She is a talented craftsperson.
💡Use craftspeople for groups, not for one person.