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Meanings of cooperage in English
Spanish
toneleria 
Synonyms
Examples for "barrel making"
Examples for "barrel making"
1
It lay in the hollow of his arm, its barrel making a gleaming line against his dark skin.
2
At first.... Then there was a fellow on a barrel making a speech about us....
3
Another lot was learning to set type for books for the blind; others were learning typewriting, piano-tuning, barrel making and boot repairing.
Usage of cooperage in English
1
Also he is of an excellent cooperage business in St. Genevieve yonder.
2
Next in importance comes cooperage stock for the making of barrels.
3
Paled in a cooperage adjoining the provision store at Sydney.
4
The sawmill and the cooperage staff know how the barrels are meant to be.
5
The wood is used for cheap furniture, turnery, cooperage, woodenware, novelties, cross-ties, and fuel.
6
The largest numbers were in mining, cooperage, and shoes.
7
I replied that he had left the cooperage, swearing that he would work no more.
8
The wood is used for finishing, flooring, furniture, veneers, slack cooperage, boxes, and gun stocks.
9
The wood is used principally for slack cooperage; also for hubs, baskets, agricultural implements, and fuel.
10
The wood is used for cross-ties, telegraph and telephone poles, posts, furniture, cooperage, and tannin extract.
11
They are necessary so that we can increase our annual output of poles, pilings, cooperage and veneer.
12
The wood is used for slack cooperage, flooring, interior finish, furniture, musical instruments, handles, and destructive distillation.
13
So, then, a cooperage business so promising as that, Jeanne, seems more desirable than my own poor employment?
14
Wood used in general construction, especially in places where durability is required; also for shingles, cooperage, posts, and poles.
15
It's pretty much "perpetual motion", a phrase used by Andrew Russell, the general manager of the cooperage.
16
But to effect this was difficult, as I could not take it out of the cooperage without being perceived.
About this term
Frequent collocations
Cooperage through the time