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Meanings of carpenter in English
Profession; person who performs carpentry.
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Usage of carpenter in English
1
Hugh's a carpenter, Hope has a part-time job in the information industry.
2
He left school early to work with his father as a carpenter.
3
A carpenter who prepared the drugs was also given the same sentence.
4
One becomes a carpenter; another, a silversmith; and the third, a thief.
5
In the mean time, he ordered the carpenter to sound the pumps.
6
The master-carpenter had had the true inspiration in his hour of danger.
7
Employment as a carpenter resulted in increased risk which increased with duration.
8
One little house for the carpenter to work in one the bay.
9
The captain and the carpenter returned to the deck with anxious faces.
10
But the carpenter too must have noticed the position of the port.
11
The carpenter daddy continued to mourn over the loss of the forests.
12
The direct result of the episode with the carpenter Reilly was insignificant.
13
Mr Roper, after his injuries, could not continue as an apprentice carpenter.
14
Tell of the Nazareth life, in home and carpenter shop and village.
15
Rig it, carpenter; do not look at me so-thecoffin, I mean.
16
The carpenter had been busily employed all day in constructing a canoe.
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Carpenter through the time
Carpenter across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Less common
United States of America
Less common