Definition of artisanal in English:

artisanal

adjective ɑːˈtɪzən(ə)lärˈtēzən(ə)l

1Relating to or characteristic of an artisan.
artisanal skills
artisanal workshops
Example sentencesExamples
- Unlike kimberlite deposits, which are deep underground, they are quite easy to mine, using artisanal or semi-industrial methods.
- The demands German artisans placed on themselves in the name of purity and honor had no parallels in the experiences of artisanal classes in other European nations.
- Technological advances have changed the economic conditions of cinematic production, which can now be artisanal as well as capitalist.
- She is both terrified by and angry about the European vessels, which too often trespass at night into the exclusive fishing zone of the artisanal fishermen.
- Historically, Portuguese architecture is firmly rooted in the vernacular, with craft-based, artisanal origins and a limited range of forms and materials.
- Many guild regulations and privileges were designed to protect independent artisanal status, that is, to guarantee each master a modest but secure livelihood, appropriate to his station in life.
- We used to have the artisanal tradition of embossed leather and gold leafing along with intricate patterns and designs on our books, and the present day equivalent of that would seem to be the over-use of fonts.
- Factory-made clothes for both sexes became the staple of mainstream fashion in the industrialized world, and for ordinary clothes everywhere as local artisanal traditions declined.
- As great cities were being built pell-mell, millions of peasants were being dispossessed and bigger capital was destroying small artisanal and shopkeeping enterprises.
- But the funds were simply not there for such improvements, and free market forces of both labor and capital militated against using prisoners as industrial or even artisanal workers.
- However, the exhibition was composed of a conservative mixture of artisanal objects heavily weighted toward jewelry, ceramics, and glass.
- Hand-made by an artisanal boat-maker in Maine, the Rocking Dory is a child-sized replica of the wooden dories found on the shores of Maine.
- The artisanal workshops of the Middle Ages and Renaissance offer countless examples of painters who declined to reveal their working methods.
- In the late 1990s, artisanal mining for cobalt was allowed, leading to uncontrolled and dangerous mining activities.
- We've developed a Heritage Skills Apprenticeship Program that preserves artisanal skills that might otherwise be lost.
- Promoting artisanal activities like basket-making has particularly strengthened the position of women in the oasis communities.
- Widely distributed across the occupational spectrum, Germans were most heavily represented in skilled artisanal and industrial trades.
- With the dissolution of monasteries in 1534 this craft passed from monasteries to farmers where it remained, for centuries, small-scale or artisanal.
- In matters of material power, the Europeans passed from crafts and artisanal technology to empirical science, and eventually to industrial technology.
- The whole point about book publishing over the years is that it was relatively artisanal rather than industrial; that is to say, you didn't need a lot of money, you could do it with just a handful of people.
- The most obvious form of this separation is the dispossession of agricultural producers from the land, but it also applies to artisanal production.
1. 1.1 (of a product, especially food or drink) made in a traditional or non-mechanized way.
  artisanal cheeses
  Example sentencesExamples
  Ours is an artisanal cheese, made in Comte, an area famous for its cheesemaking.
  I decided against a $58 shot of Belgian whiskey and opted for a slightly more economical vodka martini made with a new artisanal brand of vodka that tasted faintly of grapes.
  We plan to build a worldwide network of artisanal and traditional foods, and to use our network to promote those foods.
  The little emporium offers an adventurous selection of international favorites and quirky artisanal cheeses, many produced locally.
  The recent availability of bittersweet chocolates coupled with our access to a global food market and unique ingredients has created an increased interest in artisanal chocolates.
  The fish was paired with a selection of Italian artisanal beers, in a spectrum of colors ranging from the smoky golden of witbier to the dark chocolate of stout.
  This year, why not try out one of the new wave of British artisanal cheeses, such as old Worcester white?
  Seaweed is one new and interesting ingredient in artisanal bread.
  As I mentioned in a previous post, most grocery stores have very few artisanal breads, preferring the shelf life and profit margins of the bagged sliced breads.
  Last Saturday I attended the Salon Saveurs, a food show focusing on artisanal products, where producers come to talk about and sell their products, most of them offering samples.
  In 2003 Ontario produced 96,000 kilograms of cheese; 10 per cent of that was artisanal.
  The conference, designed to celebrate artisanal and farmstead cheeses and to support and educate North American cheesemakers, drew a record attendance.
  The market for good quality artisanal olive oil has been growing.
  More specialty food stores are stocking artisanal cheeses and more restaurants than ever before are offering high quality cheese plates.
  It's a great choice for those who want a hands-on introduction to the region's artisanal food and wine.
  We asked the chefs to use as many local and artisanal products as possible, and they really rose to the occasion.
  We bought a few bottles of their delicious artisanal apple juice, unfiltered and incredibly tasty.
  About half a dozen or more beers are featured, usually with several artisanal cheeses.
  He spent 16 years baking artisanal breads and French pastries at his shop in Garden City before closing that business five years ago.

Definition of artisanal in US English:

artisanal

adjectiveärˈtēzən(ə)l

1Relating to or characteristic of an artisan.
artisanal skills
artisanal workshops
Example sentencesExamples
- As great cities were being built pell-mell, millions of peasants were being dispossessed and bigger capital was destroying small artisanal and shopkeeping enterprises.
- But the funds were simply not there for such improvements, and free market forces of both labor and capital militated against using prisoners as industrial or even artisanal workers.
- However, the exhibition was composed of a conservative mixture of artisanal objects heavily weighted toward jewelry, ceramics, and glass.
- In matters of material power, the Europeans passed from crafts and artisanal technology to empirical science, and eventually to industrial technology.
- Unlike kimberlite deposits, which are deep underground, they are quite easy to mine, using artisanal or semi-industrial methods.
- The most obvious form of this separation is the dispossession of agricultural producers from the land, but it also applies to artisanal production.
- We've developed a Heritage Skills Apprenticeship Program that preserves artisanal skills that might otherwise be lost.
- Many guild regulations and privileges were designed to protect independent artisanal status, that is, to guarantee each master a modest but secure livelihood, appropriate to his station in life.
- In the late 1990s, artisanal mining for cobalt was allowed, leading to uncontrolled and dangerous mining activities.
- The whole point about book publishing over the years is that it was relatively artisanal rather than industrial; that is to say, you didn't need a lot of money, you could do it with just a handful of people.
- With the dissolution of monasteries in 1534 this craft passed from monasteries to farmers where it remained, for centuries, small-scale or artisanal.
- Promoting artisanal activities like basket-making has particularly strengthened the position of women in the oasis communities.
- Factory-made clothes for both sexes became the staple of mainstream fashion in the industrialized world, and for ordinary clothes everywhere as local artisanal traditions declined.
- The artisanal workshops of the Middle Ages and Renaissance offer countless examples of painters who declined to reveal their working methods.
- She is both terrified by and angry about the European vessels, which too often trespass at night into the exclusive fishing zone of the artisanal fishermen.
- The demands German artisans placed on themselves in the name of purity and honor had no parallels in the experiences of artisanal classes in other European nations.
- Hand-made by an artisanal boat-maker in Maine, the Rocking Dory is a child-sized replica of the wooden dories found on the shores of Maine.
- Widely distributed across the occupational spectrum, Germans were most heavily represented in skilled artisanal and industrial trades.
- We used to have the artisanal tradition of embossed leather and gold leafing along with intricate patterns and designs on our books, and the present day equivalent of that would seem to be the over-use of fonts.
- Historically, Portuguese architecture is firmly rooted in the vernacular, with craft-based, artisanal origins and a limited range of forms and materials.
- Technological advances have changed the economic conditions of cinematic production, which can now be artisanal as well as capitalist.
1. 1.1 (of a product, especially food or drink) made in a traditional or non-mechanized way.
  artisanal cheeses
  Example sentencesExamples
  We plan to build a worldwide network of artisanal and traditional foods, and to use our network to promote those foods.
  It's a great choice for those who want a hands-on introduction to the region's artisanal food and wine.
  Ours is an artisanal cheese, made in Comte, an area famous for its cheesemaking.
  The little emporium offers an adventurous selection of international favorites and quirky artisanal cheeses, many produced locally.
  The conference, designed to celebrate artisanal and farmstead cheeses and to support and educate North American cheesemakers, drew a record attendance.
  This year, why not try out one of the new wave of British artisanal cheeses, such as old Worcester white?
  We asked the chefs to use as many local and artisanal products as possible, and they really rose to the occasion.
  The recent availability of bittersweet chocolates coupled with our access to a global food market and unique ingredients has created an increased interest in artisanal chocolates.
  Last Saturday I attended the Salon Saveurs, a food show focusing on artisanal products, where producers come to talk about and sell their products, most of them offering samples.
  I decided against a $58 shot of Belgian whiskey and opted for a slightly more economical vodka martini made with a new artisanal brand of vodka that tasted faintly of grapes.
  He spent 16 years baking artisanal breads and French pastries at his shop in Garden City before closing that business five years ago.
  About half a dozen or more beers are featured, usually with several artisanal cheeses.
  We bought a few bottles of their delicious artisanal apple juice, unfiltered and incredibly tasty.
  The fish was paired with a selection of Italian artisanal beers, in a spectrum of colors ranging from the smoky golden of witbier to the dark chocolate of stout.
  In 2003 Ontario produced 96,000 kilograms of cheese; 10 per cent of that was artisanal.
  As I mentioned in a previous post, most grocery stores have very few artisanal breads, preferring the shelf life and profit margins of the bagged sliced breads.
  Seaweed is one new and interesting ingredient in artisanal bread.
  More specialty food stores are stocking artisanal cheeses and more restaurants than ever before are offering high quality cheese plates.
  The market for good quality artisanal olive oil has been growing.

单词	artisanal
释义	Definition of artisanal in English: artisanal adjective ɑːˈtɪzən(ə)lärˈtēzən(ə)l 1Relating to or characteristic of an artisan. artisanal skills artisanal workshops Example sentencesExamples Unlike kimberlite deposits, which are deep underground, they are quite easy to mine, using artisanal or semi-industrial methods. The demands German artisans placed on themselves in the name of purity and honor had no parallels in the experiences of artisanal classes in other European nations. Technological advances have changed the economic conditions of cinematic production, which can now be artisanal as well as capitalist. She is both terrified by and angry about the European vessels, which too often trespass at night into the exclusive fishing zone of the artisanal fishermen. Historically, Portuguese architecture is firmly rooted in the vernacular, with craft-based, artisanal origins and a limited range of forms and materials. Many guild regulations and privileges were designed to protect independent artisanal status, that is, to guarantee each master a modest but secure livelihood, appropriate to his station in life. We used to have the artisanal tradition of embossed leather and gold leafing along with intricate patterns and designs on our books, and the present day equivalent of that would seem to be the over-use of fonts. Factory-made clothes for both sexes became the staple of mainstream fashion in the industrialized world, and for ordinary clothes everywhere as local artisanal traditions declined. As great cities were being built pell-mell, millions of peasants were being dispossessed and bigger capital was destroying small artisanal and shopkeeping enterprises. But the funds were simply not there for such improvements, and free market forces of both labor and capital militated against using prisoners as industrial or even artisanal workers. However, the exhibition was composed of a conservative mixture of artisanal objects heavily weighted toward jewelry, ceramics, and glass. Hand-made by an artisanal boat-maker in Maine, the Rocking Dory is a child-sized replica of the wooden dories found on the shores of Maine. The artisanal workshops of the Middle Ages and Renaissance offer countless examples of painters who declined to reveal their working methods. In the late 1990s, artisanal mining for cobalt was allowed, leading to uncontrolled and dangerous mining activities. We've developed a Heritage Skills Apprenticeship Program that preserves artisanal skills that might otherwise be lost. Promoting artisanal activities like basket-making has particularly strengthened the position of women in the oasis communities. Widely distributed across the occupational spectrum, Germans were most heavily represented in skilled artisanal and industrial trades. With the dissolution of monasteries in 1534 this craft passed from monasteries to farmers where it remained, for centuries, small-scale or artisanal. In matters of material power, the Europeans passed from crafts and artisanal technology to empirical science, and eventually to industrial technology. The whole point about book publishing over the years is that it was relatively artisanal rather than industrial; that is to say, you didn't need a lot of money, you could do it with just a handful of people. The most obvious form of this separation is the dispossession of agricultural producers from the land, but it also applies to artisanal production. 1.1 (of a product, especially food or drink) made in a traditional or non-mechanized way. artisanal cheeses Example sentencesExamples Ours is an artisanal cheese, made in Comte, an area famous for its cheesemaking. I decided against a $58 shot of Belgian whiskey and opted for a slightly more economical vodka martini made with a new artisanal brand of vodka that tasted faintly of grapes. We plan to build a worldwide network of artisanal and traditional foods, and to use our network to promote those foods. The little emporium offers an adventurous selection of international favorites and quirky artisanal cheeses, many produced locally. The recent availability of bittersweet chocolates coupled with our access to a global food market and unique ingredients has created an increased interest in artisanal chocolates. The fish was paired with a selection of Italian artisanal beers, in a spectrum of colors ranging from the smoky golden of witbier to the dark chocolate of stout. This year, why not try out one of the new wave of British artisanal cheeses, such as old Worcester white? Seaweed is one new and interesting ingredient in artisanal bread. As I mentioned in a previous post, most grocery stores have very few artisanal breads, preferring the shelf life and profit margins of the bagged sliced breads. Last Saturday I attended the Salon Saveurs, a food show focusing on artisanal products, where producers come to talk about and sell their products, most of them offering samples. In 2003 Ontario produced 96,000 kilograms of cheese; 10 per cent of that was artisanal. The conference, designed to celebrate artisanal and farmstead cheeses and to support and educate North American cheesemakers, drew a record attendance. The market for good quality artisanal olive oil has been growing. More specialty food stores are stocking artisanal cheeses and more restaurants than ever before are offering high quality cheese plates. It's a great choice for those who want a hands-on introduction to the region's artisanal food and wine. We asked the chefs to use as many local and artisanal products as possible, and they really rose to the occasion. We bought a few bottles of their delicious artisanal apple juice, unfiltered and incredibly tasty. About half a dozen or more beers are featured, usually with several artisanal cheeses. He spent 16 years baking artisanal breads and French pastries at his shop in Garden City before closing that business five years ago. Definition of artisanal in US English: artisanal adjectiveärˈtēzən(ə)l 1Relating to or characteristic of an artisan. artisanal skills artisanal workshops Example sentencesExamples As great cities were being built pell-mell, millions of peasants were being dispossessed and bigger capital was destroying small artisanal and shopkeeping enterprises. But the funds were simply not there for such improvements, and free market forces of both labor and capital militated against using prisoners as industrial or even artisanal workers. However, the exhibition was composed of a conservative mixture of artisanal objects heavily weighted toward jewelry, ceramics, and glass. In matters of material power, the Europeans passed from crafts and artisanal technology to empirical science, and eventually to industrial technology. Unlike kimberlite deposits, which are deep underground, they are quite easy to mine, using artisanal or semi-industrial methods. The most obvious form of this separation is the dispossession of agricultural producers from the land, but it also applies to artisanal production. We've developed a Heritage Skills Apprenticeship Program that preserves artisanal skills that might otherwise be lost. Many guild regulations and privileges were designed to protect independent artisanal status, that is, to guarantee each master a modest but secure livelihood, appropriate to his station in life. In the late 1990s, artisanal mining for cobalt was allowed, leading to uncontrolled and dangerous mining activities. The whole point about book publishing over the years is that it was relatively artisanal rather than industrial; that is to say, you didn't need a lot of money, you could do it with just a handful of people. With the dissolution of monasteries in 1534 this craft passed from monasteries to farmers where it remained, for centuries, small-scale or artisanal. Promoting artisanal activities like basket-making has particularly strengthened the position of women in the oasis communities. Factory-made clothes for both sexes became the staple of mainstream fashion in the industrialized world, and for ordinary clothes everywhere as local artisanal traditions declined. The artisanal workshops of the Middle Ages and Renaissance offer countless examples of painters who declined to reveal their working methods. She is both terrified by and angry about the European vessels, which too often trespass at night into the exclusive fishing zone of the artisanal fishermen. The demands German artisans placed on themselves in the name of purity and honor had no parallels in the experiences of artisanal classes in other European nations. Hand-made by an artisanal boat-maker in Maine, the Rocking Dory is a child-sized replica of the wooden dories found on the shores of Maine. Widely distributed across the occupational spectrum, Germans were most heavily represented in skilled artisanal and industrial trades. We used to have the artisanal tradition of embossed leather and gold leafing along with intricate patterns and designs on our books, and the present day equivalent of that would seem to be the over-use of fonts. Historically, Portuguese architecture is firmly rooted in the vernacular, with craft-based, artisanal origins and a limited range of forms and materials. Technological advances have changed the economic conditions of cinematic production, which can now be artisanal as well as capitalist. 1.1 (of a product, especially food or drink) made in a traditional or non-mechanized way. artisanal cheeses Example sentencesExamples We plan to build a worldwide network of artisanal and traditional foods, and to use our network to promote those foods. It's a great choice for those who want a hands-on introduction to the region's artisanal food and wine. Ours is an artisanal cheese, made in Comte, an area famous for its cheesemaking. The little emporium offers an adventurous selection of international favorites and quirky artisanal cheeses, many produced locally. The conference, designed to celebrate artisanal and farmstead cheeses and to support and educate North American cheesemakers, drew a record attendance. This year, why not try out one of the new wave of British artisanal cheeses, such as old Worcester white? We asked the chefs to use as many local and artisanal products as possible, and they really rose to the occasion. The recent availability of bittersweet chocolates coupled with our access to a global food market and unique ingredients has created an increased interest in artisanal chocolates. Last Saturday I attended the Salon Saveurs, a food show focusing on artisanal products, where producers come to talk about and sell their products, most of them offering samples. I decided against a $58 shot of Belgian whiskey and opted for a slightly more economical vodka martini made with a new artisanal brand of vodka that tasted faintly of grapes. He spent 16 years baking artisanal breads and French pastries at his shop in Garden City before closing that business five years ago. About half a dozen or more beers are featured, usually with several artisanal cheeses. We bought a few bottles of their delicious artisanal apple juice, unfiltered and incredibly tasty. The fish was paired with a selection of Italian artisanal beers, in a spectrum of colors ranging from the smoky golden of witbier to the dark chocolate of stout. In 2003 Ontario produced 96,000 kilograms of cheese; 10 per cent of that was artisanal. As I mentioned in a previous post, most grocery stores have very few artisanal breads, preferring the shelf life and profit margins of the bagged sliced breads. Seaweed is one new and interesting ingredient in artisanal bread. More specialty food stores are stocking artisanal cheeses and more restaurants than ever before are offering high quality cheese plates. The market for good quality artisanal olive oil has been growing.
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