workmanship

work·man·ship  (wûrkmn-shp)

n.

1. The skill of a craftsperson or artisan.

2. The quality of something made, as by an artisan: a silver tray of excellent workmanship.

3. Something made or produced by a workman.

4. The product of effort or endeavor.

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workmanship

Noun

the degree of skill with which an object is made: shoddy workmanship

Thesaurus

Noun

1.

workmanship - skill in an occupation or trade       craftsmanship, craft acquirement, skill, accomplishment, attainment, acquisition - an ability that has been acquired by training housecraft - skill in domestic management priestcraft - the skills involved in the work of a priest stagecraft - skill in writing or staging plays tradecraft - skill acquired through experience in a trade; often used to discuss skill in espionage; "instructional designers are trained in something that might be called tradecraft"; "the CIA chief of station accepted responsibility for his agents' failures of tradecraft" watercraft - skill in the management of boats woodcraft - skill in carving or fashioning objects from wood

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workmanship

noun skill, work, art, technique, manufacture, craft, expertise, execution, artistry, craftsmanship, handiwork, handicraft

Translations

workmanship [ˈwəːkmənʃɪp] n (= art) → hechura (= skill); habilidad f

workmanship [ˈwəːkmənʃɪp] n → métier m, habileté f; facture f

workmanship [ˈwəːkmənʃɪp] work n → Arbeitsqualität f

workmanship [ˈwəːkmənʃɪp] n [of worker] → abilità; [of thing] → fattura