stonemason
英 [ˈstəʊnmeɪsn]
美 [ˈstoʊnmeɪsn]
n. 石工; 石匠
复数：stonemasons
BNC.25942 / COCA.31114
牛津词典
noun
- 石工；石匠
a person whose job is cutting and preparing stone for buildings
柯林斯词典
- 石匠;石工
Astonemasonis a person who is skilled at cutting and preparing stone so that it can be used for walls and buildings.
英英释义
noun
- a craftsman who works with stone or brick
双语例句
- He then worked on a farm, in a mine and as an apprentice stonemason before studying sculpture in Duesseldorf and West Berlin.
他在农场工作过，也去过矿井，做过石匠学徒，随后在杜塞尔多夫和西柏林学习雕塑。 - Stonemason Bates said, Stone's my life.
石匠贝茨说，石头就是我的生命。 - Mr Beeston, a stonemason who found the slab in a quarry years ago, thought it would make a nice headstone and nothing more.
但比斯顿先生万万没有想到，他家猫咪的漂亮墓碑竟然是一件千年古董。 - Palladio's father was a miller who settled in Vicenza, where the young Andrea was apprenticed to a skilled stonemason.
帕拉第奥的父亲是维琴察的一位磨坊主，安德烈亚很小的时候就被送去给当地一位手艺精湛的石匠当学徒。 - That wide margin by the stonemason produced immediately send a pair of shoes, artisans have a look, yes, this is the wide margin of pairs of shoes!
那石匠立即出示广缘所寄鞋子一双，工匠们一看，不错，这双鞋子正是广缘的！ - Thomas Hardy, English novelist and poet, was born in Dorset, the son of a stonemason.
英国小说家、人托马斯·代生于多塞特郡一个石匠家庭。 - He settled in the late 1940s in West Germany and trained as a stonemason and sculptor before turning to writing.
他在上世纪40年代末定居西德，学过琢石和雕塑，之后转向写作。 - Socrates ( c.470 – 399 B.C.), who was also a soldier during the Peloponnesian War and a stonemason after, was renowned as a philosopher and educator.
苏格拉底（约公元前470-399年），在伯罗奔尼撒战争期间他是一个士兵，以后当过石匠，是一个著名的哲学家和教育家。