Definition of bowyer in English:

bowyer

noun ˈbəʊjəˈbōyər

A person who makes or sells archers' bows.
Example sentencesExamples
- It was good to be a bowyer in this part of Britannia, where oak and walnut rubbed shoulders with massive Yew trees.
- I'm a 22nd century paleontologist, not a 13th century nomadic bowyer.
- You might have learned something we have not have yet or know of something an experienced bowyer might have taught you.
- Here, he observed fletching equipment required for the bowyers trade, along with some animal traps and the rotted remains of leather armour.
- But the archer was the product of years of training, and the bowyers and fletchers who supported him were craftsmen whose skills could not easily be duplicated.
- The next morning, he returned to his usual bowyer to refill his quiver.
- Chinese bowyers purchased green wood or bamboo.
- There are only ten traditional bowyers and twelve traditional fletchers in Korea (one of each is a friend of mine).
- Medieval bowyers had no choice of material but wood.
- Once that happened, it didn't take skilled bowyers to build archery equipment.
- See where bowyers are getting together in your area.
- Most bowyers agree that white woods need a factor of 20 to 30% increase in width or length to equal the cast and speed of a premier wood bow.
- None of the armorers or bowyers will deal openly with him any more.

Definition of bowyer in US English:

bowyer

nounˈbōyər

A person who makes or sells archers' bows.
Example sentencesExamples
- Most bowyers agree that white woods need a factor of 20 to 30% increase in width or length to equal the cast and speed of a premier wood bow.
- It was good to be a bowyer in this part of Britannia, where oak and walnut rubbed shoulders with massive Yew trees.
- The next morning, he returned to his usual bowyer to refill his quiver.
- Here, he observed fletching equipment required for the bowyers trade, along with some animal traps and the rotted remains of leather armour.
- I'm a 22nd century paleontologist, not a 13th century nomadic bowyer.
- There are only ten traditional bowyers and twelve traditional fletchers in Korea (one of each is a friend of mine).
- You might have learned something we have not have yet or know of something an experienced bowyer might have taught you.
- But the archer was the product of years of training, and the bowyers and fletchers who supported him were craftsmen whose skills could not easily be duplicated.
- None of the armorers or bowyers will deal openly with him any more.
- Chinese bowyers purchased green wood or bamboo.
- See where bowyers are getting together in your area.
- Medieval bowyers had no choice of material but wood.
- Once that happened, it didn't take skilled bowyers to build archery equipment.

单词	bowyer
释义	Definition of bowyer in English: bowyer noun ˈbəʊjəˈbōyər A person who makes or sells archers' bows. Example sentencesExamples It was good to be a bowyer in this part of Britannia, where oak and walnut rubbed shoulders with massive Yew trees. I'm a 22nd century paleontologist, not a 13th century nomadic bowyer. You might have learned something we have not have yet or know of something an experienced bowyer might have taught you. Here, he observed fletching equipment required for the bowyers trade, along with some animal traps and the rotted remains of leather armour. But the archer was the product of years of training, and the bowyers and fletchers who supported him were craftsmen whose skills could not easily be duplicated. The next morning, he returned to his usual bowyer to refill his quiver. Chinese bowyers purchased green wood or bamboo. There are only ten traditional bowyers and twelve traditional fletchers in Korea (one of each is a friend of mine). Medieval bowyers had no choice of material but wood. Once that happened, it didn't take skilled bowyers to build archery equipment. See where bowyers are getting together in your area. Most bowyers agree that white woods need a factor of 20 to 30% increase in width or length to equal the cast and speed of a premier wood bow. None of the armorers or bowyers will deal openly with him any more. Definition of bowyer in US English: bowyer nounˈbōyər A person who makes or sells archers' bows. Example sentencesExamples Most bowyers agree that white woods need a factor of 20 to 30% increase in width or length to equal the cast and speed of a premier wood bow. It was good to be a bowyer in this part of Britannia, where oak and walnut rubbed shoulders with massive Yew trees. The next morning, he returned to his usual bowyer to refill his quiver. Here, he observed fletching equipment required for the bowyers trade, along with some animal traps and the rotted remains of leather armour. I'm a 22nd century paleontologist, not a 13th century nomadic bowyer. There are only ten traditional bowyers and twelve traditional fletchers in Korea (one of each is a friend of mine). You might have learned something we have not have yet or know of something an experienced bowyer might have taught you. But the archer was the product of years of training, and the bowyers and fletchers who supported him were craftsmen whose skills could not easily be duplicated. None of the armorers or bowyers will deal openly with him any more. Chinese bowyers purchased green wood or bamboo. See where bowyers are getting together in your area. Medieval bowyers had no choice of material but wood. Once that happened, it didn't take skilled bowyers to build archery equipment.
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