Definition of workmanship in English:

workmanship

noun ˈwəːkmənʃɪpˈwərkmənˌʃɪp

mass noun

The degree of skill with which a product is made or a job done.
cracks on the motorway were caused by poor workmanship
Example sentencesExamples
- People came from far and near to admire his workmanship and skill.
- The clothes involve a high degree of workmanship, every single piece is stitched with a lot embroidery.
- A high standard of workmanship in fixtures and fittings is therefore an essential element in securing sales.
- The hotel collapse was caused by poor workmanship and construction failure, he said Wednesday.
- You are aware that due to the problems of poor workmanship on the electrical installation, this is not strictly correct.
- The company was committed to providing quality cars and any evidence of poor workmanship would be fully investigated.
- The letter went on to say poor workmanship was not covered under the insurance policy.
- He said the fire was caused by a faulty timer, and not poor workmanship.
- If you had observed them, would you have felt that they were perhaps indicative of poor workmanship?
- That story prompted a catalogue of complaints from disappointed new home buyers over delays and poor workmanship.
- Correspondingly, workmanship and artistry of a high order also appears to be an inborn gift of the people here.
- Poor workmanship by the decoration team may still make a mess of your house even though you have paid for good materials.
- As mentioned earlier, a considerable amount of work needed to be stripped out and redone as a result of poor workmanship previously.
- However, with inexperienced crews and poor workmanship, the process usually took up to eight hours to complete.
- Rogue traders rarely do this, making it virtually impossible for someone to take action for poor workmanship.
- The company is opening showrooms all over the world and the standard of workmanship here is second to none.
- Jarvis said it was worried about the damage to its reputation from accidents allegedly caused by poor workmanship.
- A bond for a single phase of a development may not be enough to correct poor workmanship on three or four phases.
- The contractors who built the Workhouses were condemned for their poor workmanship and the using of cheap and bad material.
- Functional or ornamental, one could not deny their skill and workmanship.
Synonyms
craftsmanship, artistry, craft, art, artisanship, handiwork, work
skill, skilfulness, technique, expertise

Definition of workmanship in US English:

workmanship

nounˈwərkmənˌʃɪpˈwərkmənˌSHip

The degree of skill with which a product is made or a job done.
cracks on the bridge girders were caused by poor workmanship
Example sentencesExamples
- The hotel collapse was caused by poor workmanship and construction failure, he said Wednesday.
- A high standard of workmanship in fixtures and fittings is therefore an essential element in securing sales.
- You are aware that due to the problems of poor workmanship on the electrical installation, this is not strictly correct.
- However, with inexperienced crews and poor workmanship, the process usually took up to eight hours to complete.
- Poor workmanship by the decoration team may still make a mess of your house even though you have paid for good materials.
- The company is opening showrooms all over the world and the standard of workmanship here is second to none.
- The letter went on to say poor workmanship was not covered under the insurance policy.
- As mentioned earlier, a considerable amount of work needed to be stripped out and redone as a result of poor workmanship previously.
- The contractors who built the Workhouses were condemned for their poor workmanship and the using of cheap and bad material.
- That story prompted a catalogue of complaints from disappointed new home buyers over delays and poor workmanship.
- People came from far and near to admire his workmanship and skill.
- The company was committed to providing quality cars and any evidence of poor workmanship would be fully investigated.
- Correspondingly, workmanship and artistry of a high order also appears to be an inborn gift of the people here.
- Rogue traders rarely do this, making it virtually impossible for someone to take action for poor workmanship.
- Jarvis said it was worried about the damage to its reputation from accidents allegedly caused by poor workmanship.
- The clothes involve a high degree of workmanship, every single piece is stitched with a lot embroidery.
- He said the fire was caused by a faulty timer, and not poor workmanship.
- Functional or ornamental, one could not deny their skill and workmanship.
- A bond for a single phase of a development may not be enough to correct poor workmanship on three or four phases.
- If you had observed them, would you have felt that they were perhaps indicative of poor workmanship?
Synonyms
craftsmanship, artistry, craft, art, artisanship, handiwork, work

单词	workmanship
释义	Definition of workmanship in English: workmanship noun ˈwəːkmənʃɪpˈwərkmənˌʃɪp mass noun The degree of skill with which a product is made or a job done. cracks on the motorway were caused by poor workmanship Example sentencesExamples People came from far and near to admire his workmanship and skill. The clothes involve a high degree of workmanship, every single piece is stitched with a lot embroidery. A high standard of workmanship in fixtures and fittings is therefore an essential element in securing sales. The hotel collapse was caused by poor workmanship and construction failure, he said Wednesday. You are aware that due to the problems of poor workmanship on the electrical installation, this is not strictly correct. The company was committed to providing quality cars and any evidence of poor workmanship would be fully investigated. The letter went on to say poor workmanship was not covered under the insurance policy. He said the fire was caused by a faulty timer, and not poor workmanship. If you had observed them, would you have felt that they were perhaps indicative of poor workmanship? That story prompted a catalogue of complaints from disappointed new home buyers over delays and poor workmanship. Correspondingly, workmanship and artistry of a high order also appears to be an inborn gift of the people here. Poor workmanship by the decoration team may still make a mess of your house even though you have paid for good materials. As mentioned earlier, a considerable amount of work needed to be stripped out and redone as a result of poor workmanship previously. However, with inexperienced crews and poor workmanship, the process usually took up to eight hours to complete. Rogue traders rarely do this, making it virtually impossible for someone to take action for poor workmanship. The company is opening showrooms all over the world and the standard of workmanship here is second to none. Jarvis said it was worried about the damage to its reputation from accidents allegedly caused by poor workmanship. A bond for a single phase of a development may not be enough to correct poor workmanship on three or four phases. The contractors who built the Workhouses were condemned for their poor workmanship and the using of cheap and bad material. Functional or ornamental, one could not deny their skill and workmanship. Synonyms craftsmanship, artistry, craft, art, artisanship, handiwork, work skill, skilfulness, technique, expertise Definition of workmanship in US English: workmanship nounˈwərkmənˌʃɪpˈwərkmənˌSHip The degree of skill with which a product is made or a job done. cracks on the bridge girders were caused by poor workmanship Example sentencesExamples The hotel collapse was caused by poor workmanship and construction failure, he said Wednesday. A high standard of workmanship in fixtures and fittings is therefore an essential element in securing sales. You are aware that due to the problems of poor workmanship on the electrical installation, this is not strictly correct. However, with inexperienced crews and poor workmanship, the process usually took up to eight hours to complete. Poor workmanship by the decoration team may still make a mess of your house even though you have paid for good materials. The company is opening showrooms all over the world and the standard of workmanship here is second to none. The letter went on to say poor workmanship was not covered under the insurance policy. As mentioned earlier, a considerable amount of work needed to be stripped out and redone as a result of poor workmanship previously. The contractors who built the Workhouses were condemned for their poor workmanship and the using of cheap and bad material. That story prompted a catalogue of complaints from disappointed new home buyers over delays and poor workmanship. People came from far and near to admire his workmanship and skill. The company was committed to providing quality cars and any evidence of poor workmanship would be fully investigated. Correspondingly, workmanship and artistry of a high order also appears to be an inborn gift of the people here. Rogue traders rarely do this, making it virtually impossible for someone to take action for poor workmanship. Jarvis said it was worried about the damage to its reputation from accidents allegedly caused by poor workmanship. The clothes involve a high degree of workmanship, every single piece is stitched with a lot embroidery. He said the fire was caused by a faulty timer, and not poor workmanship. Functional or ornamental, one could not deny their skill and workmanship. A bond for a single phase of a development may not be enough to correct poor workmanship on three or four phases. If you had observed them, would you have felt that they were perhaps indicative of poor workmanship? Synonyms craftsmanship, artistry, craft, art, artisanship, handiwork, work
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