carpenter

UK:  ['kɑː(r)pɪntə(r)]

US:  ['kɑrpəntər]

复数：carpenters  过去分词：carpentered  现在分词：carpentering  

n.

1.卡彭特〔姓氏〕

2.木匠,木工(尤指粗木工);【航海】船匠

v.

1.以木工手艺造[修](家具、器物、房屋等)

1 . And just like an experienced carpenter, knowing a few tricks and applying a few tools can save a great deal of time and effort.
就像一个经验丰富的木匠，了解一些窍门并应用相应的工具可以节省大量的时间和精力。

2 . carpenter squareman The carpenter was missing. The ship had been searched for him high and low. There just was no carpenter.
木匠失踪了，船上到处都找遍了，还是找不到他。

3 . (It was also great to meet up with fellow blogger Edward Carpenter for a few drinks and hear about his MBA experiences in Shanghai).
（另一件开心事是见到了同为《金融时报》博主的爱德华•卡彭特（EdwardCarpenter），并一起喝了几杯，听他讲述在上海读EMBA的经历）。

4 . Instead, he paid tribute to his wife and co-star Jennifer Carpenter, who blinked away tears as he picked up the award.
他感谢自己的妻子，也是剧里的演员詹妮弗·卡朋特，看着她擦拭着泪水。

5 . Carpenter shuffled to the laundry room, where he kept an old, unloaded rifle that he used to shoot squirrels, he said.
老木匠颤颤危危地走到洗衣房，取出旧的，未装上子弹的打松鼠的猎枪。