handcraft

/ˈhændkrɑːft/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈhændkræft/ (ame, ipa) · /ˈhan(d)-ˌkraft/ (ame, mw)

handcraft — 名詞

  • handcraftsingular
  • handcraftsplural

1. the skilled practice of creating useful or attractive things with your hands, of

1.名詞C1
釋義

手工藝

用手製作物品的技藝

the skilled practice of creating useful or attractive things with your hands, often using simple tools instead of factory machines.

例句

Anjali learned handcraft from her aunt in a weaving village near Jaipur.

Anjali 在 Jaipur 附近的編織村跟姨媽學手工藝。

learn handcraft from [person] — activity sense

The museum offers weekend handcraft classes for children who love clay and paint.

那家博物館為喜歡黏土和顏料的孩子開設週末手工藝課。

handcraft classes — teaching and practice context

同義詞
  • handicraft

    very close in meaning, though often a little more traditional in tone

  • craftwork

    often stresses the work produced, not only the practice

反義詞

文法句型

learn handcraft

do handcraft

handcraft + classes

用法筆記

Usually uncountable when you mean the activity itself. It often appears in contexts about training, local tradition, or small-workshop production.

2. an object that a maker shapes by hand, especially one sold as a traditional or a

2.名詞C1
釋義

手工藝品

手工做成的傳統或藝術物件

an object that a maker shapes by hand, especially one sold as a traditional or artistic product.

例句

Esme bought a handcraft from the hill market to hang above her desk.

Esme 在山區市集買了一件手工藝品,想掛在書桌上方。

buy a handcraft — countable object use

Quan packed the glass handcraft in towels before mailing it to Seoul.

Quan 用毛巾把那件玻璃手工藝品包好,才寄往 Seoul。

同義詞
  • handicraft

    the nearest everyday alternative for a handmade object

  • craft item

    plain descriptive phrase, less dictionary-like than handcraft

反義詞

文法句型

buy a handcraft

display a handcraft

用法筆記

This countable use appears most often in tourism, gallery, and market contexts. In everyday speech, many speakers may choose handicraft or handmade item instead.

handcraft — 動詞