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artificer

/ˈɑːr.tɪ.fɪ.sər/

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noun

/ˈɑːr.tɪ.fɪ.sər/C1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее искусного ремесленника или изобретателя, который создает или разрабатывает что-либо, часто обладая техническим или художественным мастерством.

A noun referring to a skilled craftsperson or inventor who creates or devises something, often with technical or artistic expertise.

  1. Inventor or CreatorC2formal

    A person who is the first to conceive or create something, often through ingenuity.

    ruИзобретатель или создатель

    • The ancient Greeks considered Prometheus the artificer of humanity.
    • She was the artificer of the company's innovative marketing strategy.
    • He is regarded as the chief artificer of the modern computer.

    Synonymsarchitectauthorcoinercreatordesignerdeviserinnovatorinventormakeroriginator

  2. Skilled CraftspersonC1formal

    A skilled worker who practices a trade or handicraft, creating objects by hand.

    ruИскусный ремесленник

    • The artificer spent months forging the intricate metal gate.
    • Master artificers were highly respected in medieval guilds.
    • She worked as an artificer, specializing in custom furniture.

    Synonymsartisancraftsmanmakertradesman

  3. Military TechnicianC1formal

    An enlisted person responsible for the maintenance and repair of small arms and machine guns.

    ruВоенный техник

    • The artificer inspected the rifles before the training exercise.
    • He served as an artificer in the army, keeping the weapons operational.
    • The unit's artificer was essential for maintaining their machine guns.

    Synonymsarmorerarmourer

Forms
  • artificers plural form
  • artificers' possessive plural form
  • artificer's possessive singular form
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