английский
немецкий
car·pen·try [ˈkɑ:pəntri, америк. ˈkɑ:r-] СУЩ. no pl
1. carpentry (activity):
2. carpentry (item):
- mortise in carpentry
- Zapfenloch ср.
немецкий
английский
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- carpentry no мн., no неопред. арт.
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- carpentry
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The faade is set back from the street through the use of a small plaza at the front of the building.
en.wikipedia.org He could not settle in civvy street and lost money and almost his marriage.
www.express.co.uk Nearly every street was lined with trees, and each hill that was too sheer to build on was topped by a toupee of plant life.
arstechnica.com It was police responding to a burglar alarm, which wasn't at their house, but across the street.
www.nbcdfw.com The strongest supporters of the demonstration were drawn from the city's growing population of homeless street children.
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www.ihb.de All applications in which the aspect of the wood holds primordial importance: fine carpentry, furniture, decoratio …
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Verwendungen, bei denen die Holzqualität höchste Bedeutung besitzt: Zimmerhandwerk, Möbelherstellung, Inneneinrichtun …
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www.siam-info.de Masonry, carpentry, or other construction work
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Maurerhandwerk, Zimmerhandwerk oder andere Gewerke
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www.gewerbe-dreilaendereck.de We have a very large offer in the carpentry field.
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Wir bieten Ihnen eine breite Produkpalette rund um das Schreinerhandwerk.
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www.hall-wattens.at It is assumed that he was a "choirboy", and then learned the carpentry trade, before moving to Italy, almost certainly Cremona − the centre of violin-making at the time − where he received a strong grounding in the required special skills.
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Es wird vermutet, dass er "Singknabe" war, zunächst das Tischlerhandwerk erlernte und sich um 1640 in Italien, mit ziemlicher Sicherheit in Cremona - dem Zentrum des Geigenbaues - aufhielt, wo er den Grundstein für sein künstlerisches Schaffen legte.