No. 4,149 in French
craft
The French word "craft" refers to "artisanal skill" or "handicraft."
In a sentence
Ce couturier maîtrise parfaitement son métier artisanal.
This couturier perfectly masters his craft trade.
In this sentence, 'métier artisanal' refers to the skill and craftsmanship involved in a specific trade or art form, emphasizing the cultural and individual skill aspects of craft.
Les enfants fabriquent des objets d'artisanat pendant les cours.
The children create craft objects during classes.
Here, 'objets d'artisanat' refers to handmade items typically created as a part of learning or creative expression, showing the practical application of crafting.
Ce voilier est un véritable chef-d'œuvre de l'artisanat maritime.
This sailboat is a true masterpiece of maritime craftsmanship.
In this example, 'artisanat maritime' highlights the technical and detailed work involved in constructing or designing vessels, showing craft as expertise in a specific domain.
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