handcrafted
/ˌhændˈkrɑːftɪd/ (bre, ipa) · /ˌhændˈkræftɪd/ (ame, ipa)
handcrafted — 形容詞
- handcraftedpositive
- more handcraftedcomparative
- most handcraftedsuperlative
1. produced one piece at a time by a worker using simple tools and personal skill,
手工製作的
由工匠用手與簡單工具一件件做出的
produced one piece at a time by a worker using simple tools and personal skill, instead of being turned out quickly on a factory line.
Ezra sells handcrafted leather wallets at the Saturday market in Kyoto.
Ezra 在京都的週六市集販售手工製作的皮夾。
handcrafted + concrete noun (wallets) — attributive use
Every wooden chair in the dining room was handcrafted by Nala's grandfather.
餐廳裡的每一張木椅都是 Nala 的祖父手工製作的。
passive: be + handcrafted + by-phrase
The bakery is famous for its handcrafted chocolates, shaped one by one each morning.
這家麵包店以手工製作的巧克力聞名,每天早上一顆一顆塑形。
Tourists pay extra for handcrafted silver jewellery in the old town of Oaxaca.
觀光客願意花更多錢,在 Oaxaca 老城區購買手工製作的銀飾。
Min runs a small studio where every ceramic bowl is handcrafted on a slow wheel.
Min 經營一家小工作室,每一個陶碗都在慢轉的轆轤上手工製作。
- handmade
near-perfect synonym; slightly more everyday, less marketing-loaded
- artisanal
emphasises a skilled tradition; common for food and drink
- hand-built
stresses assembly rather than shaping; used for bikes, boats, furniture
- mass-produced
made in large quantities by machines
- factory-made
everyday opposite; emphasises industrial origin
文法句型
handcrafted + noun
be + handcrafted
用法筆記
Almost always describes a physical object whose value comes partly from the maker's skill and time (furniture, jewellery, food, instruments). Common in marketing copy to signal premium quality, in contrast with 'mass-produced' or 'factory-made'.