Definition of joinery in English:

joinery

noun ˈdʒɔɪnəriˈdʒɔɪnəri

mass noun

1The wooden components of a building, such as stairs, doors, and door and window frames, viewed collectively.
the timber is in demand for furniture and interior joinery
Example sentencesExamples
- Most lattice panels of this region and period were made of many small components held together by complex joinery.
- The massive walls work well as heat sinks, but the beautiful timber walls, with all their complex joinery, are too porous to hold heat.
- This rawness plays against the finesse of the timber joinery and gives the interiors a fresh edge.
- Timber framing refers to a specific type of post and beam construction in which solid wood timbers are joined by means of traditional wooden joinery.
- That sensibility is inevitably - and necessarily manifest in the components and joinery of the building.
- Router bits and shaper cutters are available in several profiles, making it easy to achieve traditional door frame joinery.
- To make a room feel more spacious, use cool colours and paint joinery and walls the same shade.
- Botched proportions, crude swing-hinge ‘Georgian’ windows and clumsy joinery are the norm.
- They toured the house, which is in an intact state with all its original plaster-work, joinery and fireplaces, and much of the original furniture.
- The cost of joinery in the main debating chamber has more than doubled, from £5m to almost £12m.
- In this way it can help the owner of a property to get the right sort of windows, joinery or plaster finish on their building.
- Connoisseurs of American furniture have always taken a hard line about joinery.
- There is an excellent range of colours and it makes superb flooring panelling, joinery and furniture.
- So, as of this weekend, my home is filled with furniture which was previously in my grandmother's unit, most of it in the same dark joinery of my home.
- Working alone, Stevens produces his furniture from resawn veneers and air-dried solid wood using traditional joinery.
- It boasts many original features including joinery, fireplaces, window boxes and timber ceilings.
- A log building expert analyzed features such as handwrought nails, log joinery, and floor plans.
- The house has highly decorated interiors with lavish plasterwork, inlaid floors and exquisite joinery.
- Teak furniture is generally all made with mortise and tendon joinery.
- He and his colleagues repair roofs, aluminum joinery and vertical walls of skyscrapers.
1. 1.1 The activity or skill of a joiner.
  he quickly mastered the techniques of joinery
  Example sentencesExamples
  ‘I was inspired by him because of his joinery, his designs and his personality,’ said Ahadi.
  The craft centre also offers tuition for the public who will be trained in joinery skills and the use of the equipment.
  The two Stuarts travelled with a group including part-time lecturer in carpentry and joinery, James Henderson.
  Henry soon realised that his son was as skilled in design as he was in construction and moved his son from joinery to architecture.
  The workshop will also include a degree of joinery and painting of the finished forms.
  Even students who are funnelled to the ‘trades’ will need to be trained to work in plumbing and joinery as the applied sciences they are.
  What is disclosed is that he first cut his teeth in the family joinery and building business alongside his father and uncle.
  A joiner by trade, Stuart has a lifelong passion for boating and has used his joinery skills to update parts of the former lifeboat.
  John Joe O'Reilly, lecturer in carpentry and joinery said: ‘We are delighted with their achievements.’
  Hemmings went on to execute the woodwork as well as more sophisticated joinery work, including doors and window sashes, at Poplar Forest.
  He was looking for under-utilised joinery skills, a resourceful design team as well as local supplies of timber.
  He is planning to teach his joinery skills to people in the area so they can rebuild their homes.
  Pat and son Fergus are involved in the Bolger family joinery and furniture business at Wells, Royal Oak.
  Apart from building sites, the other locations for members were the many joinery shops which prefabricated doors and frames.
  Trainees can specialize in two-year courses in joinery, metalwork, agricultural machinery maintenance, and construction skills.
  It was only a series of coincidences that saw Gary enter the theatrical world, instead of the world of joinery.
  Said Robert: ‘Boat building was very different from ordinary joinery.’
  As an Instructor in carpentry and joinery at Fás in Ballytivnan, Basil is more than qualified to lead this team.
  He got involved in wood-work, learning the fine points of joinery and carpentry.
  Mr Stevenson offers all general building services including plastering, joinery and brickwork.

Definition of joinery in US English:

joinery

nounˈdʒɔɪnəriˈjoinərē

The wooden components of a building, such as stairs, doors, and door and window frames, viewed collectively.
Example sentencesExamples
- To make a room feel more spacious, use cool colours and paint joinery and walls the same shade.
- In this way it can help the owner of a property to get the right sort of windows, joinery or plaster finish on their building.
- Router bits and shaper cutters are available in several profiles, making it easy to achieve traditional door frame joinery.
- Connoisseurs of American furniture have always taken a hard line about joinery.
- The house has highly decorated interiors with lavish plasterwork, inlaid floors and exquisite joinery.
- They toured the house, which is in an intact state with all its original plaster-work, joinery and fireplaces, and much of the original furniture.
- Most lattice panels of this region and period were made of many small components held together by complex joinery.
- This rawness plays against the finesse of the timber joinery and gives the interiors a fresh edge.
- That sensibility is inevitably - and necessarily manifest in the components and joinery of the building.
- So, as of this weekend, my home is filled with furniture which was previously in my grandmother's unit, most of it in the same dark joinery of my home.
- Teak furniture is generally all made with mortise and tendon joinery.
- The cost of joinery in the main debating chamber has more than doubled, from £5m to almost £12m.
- Working alone, Stevens produces his furniture from resawn veneers and air-dried solid wood using traditional joinery.
- Botched proportions, crude swing-hinge ‘Georgian’ windows and clumsy joinery are the norm.
- Timber framing refers to a specific type of post and beam construction in which solid wood timbers are joined by means of traditional wooden joinery.
- It boasts many original features including joinery, fireplaces, window boxes and timber ceilings.
- A log building expert analyzed features such as handwrought nails, log joinery, and floor plans.
- The massive walls work well as heat sinks, but the beautiful timber walls, with all their complex joinery, are too porous to hold heat.
- He and his colleagues repair roofs, aluminum joinery and vertical walls of skyscrapers.
- There is an excellent range of colours and it makes superb flooring panelling, joinery and furniture.

单词	joinery
释义	Definition of joinery in English: joinery noun ˈdʒɔɪnəriˈdʒɔɪnəri mass noun 1The wooden components of a building, such as stairs, doors, and door and window frames, viewed collectively. the timber is in demand for furniture and interior joinery Example sentencesExamples Most lattice panels of this region and period were made of many small components held together by complex joinery. The massive walls work well as heat sinks, but the beautiful timber walls, with all their complex joinery, are too porous to hold heat. This rawness plays against the finesse of the timber joinery and gives the interiors a fresh edge. Timber framing refers to a specific type of post and beam construction in which solid wood timbers are joined by means of traditional wooden joinery. That sensibility is inevitably - and necessarily manifest in the components and joinery of the building. Router bits and shaper cutters are available in several profiles, making it easy to achieve traditional door frame joinery. To make a room feel more spacious, use cool colours and paint joinery and walls the same shade. Botched proportions, crude swing-hinge ‘Georgian’ windows and clumsy joinery are the norm. They toured the house, which is in an intact state with all its original plaster-work, joinery and fireplaces, and much of the original furniture. The cost of joinery in the main debating chamber has more than doubled, from £5m to almost £12m. In this way it can help the owner of a property to get the right sort of windows, joinery or plaster finish on their building. Connoisseurs of American furniture have always taken a hard line about joinery. There is an excellent range of colours and it makes superb flooring panelling, joinery and furniture. So, as of this weekend, my home is filled with furniture which was previously in my grandmother's unit, most of it in the same dark joinery of my home. Working alone, Stevens produces his furniture from resawn veneers and air-dried solid wood using traditional joinery. It boasts many original features including joinery, fireplaces, window boxes and timber ceilings. A log building expert analyzed features such as handwrought nails, log joinery, and floor plans. The house has highly decorated interiors with lavish plasterwork, inlaid floors and exquisite joinery. Teak furniture is generally all made with mortise and tendon joinery. He and his colleagues repair roofs, aluminum joinery and vertical walls of skyscrapers. 1.1 The activity or skill of a joiner. he quickly mastered the techniques of joinery Example sentencesExamples ‘I was inspired by him because of his joinery, his designs and his personality,’ said Ahadi. The craft centre also offers tuition for the public who will be trained in joinery skills and the use of the equipment. The two Stuarts travelled with a group including part-time lecturer in carpentry and joinery, James Henderson. Henry soon realised that his son was as skilled in design as he was in construction and moved his son from joinery to architecture. The workshop will also include a degree of joinery and painting of the finished forms. Even students who are funnelled to the ‘trades’ will need to be trained to work in plumbing and joinery as the applied sciences they are. What is disclosed is that he first cut his teeth in the family joinery and building business alongside his father and uncle. A joiner by trade, Stuart has a lifelong passion for boating and has used his joinery skills to update parts of the former lifeboat. John Joe O'Reilly, lecturer in carpentry and joinery said: ‘We are delighted with their achievements.’ Hemmings went on to execute the woodwork as well as more sophisticated joinery work, including doors and window sashes, at Poplar Forest. He was looking for under-utilised joinery skills, a resourceful design team as well as local supplies of timber. He is planning to teach his joinery skills to people in the area so they can rebuild their homes. Pat and son Fergus are involved in the Bolger family joinery and furniture business at Wells, Royal Oak. Apart from building sites, the other locations for members were the many joinery shops which prefabricated doors and frames. Trainees can specialize in two-year courses in joinery, metalwork, agricultural machinery maintenance, and construction skills. It was only a series of coincidences that saw Gary enter the theatrical world, instead of the world of joinery. Said Robert: ‘Boat building was very different from ordinary joinery.’ As an Instructor in carpentry and joinery at Fás in Ballytivnan, Basil is more than qualified to lead this team. He got involved in wood-work, learning the fine points of joinery and carpentry. Mr Stevenson offers all general building services including plastering, joinery and brickwork. Definition of joinery in US English: joinery nounˈdʒɔɪnəriˈjoinərē The wooden components of a building, such as stairs, doors, and door and window frames, viewed collectively. Example sentencesExamples To make a room feel more spacious, use cool colours and paint joinery and walls the same shade. In this way it can help the owner of a property to get the right sort of windows, joinery or plaster finish on their building. Router bits and shaper cutters are available in several profiles, making it easy to achieve traditional door frame joinery. Connoisseurs of American furniture have always taken a hard line about joinery. The house has highly decorated interiors with lavish plasterwork, inlaid floors and exquisite joinery. They toured the house, which is in an intact state with all its original plaster-work, joinery and fireplaces, and much of the original furniture. Most lattice panels of this region and period were made of many small components held together by complex joinery. This rawness plays against the finesse of the timber joinery and gives the interiors a fresh edge. That sensibility is inevitably - and necessarily manifest in the components and joinery of the building. So, as of this weekend, my home is filled with furniture which was previously in my grandmother's unit, most of it in the same dark joinery of my home. Teak furniture is generally all made with mortise and tendon joinery. The cost of joinery in the main debating chamber has more than doubled, from £5m to almost £12m. Working alone, Stevens produces his furniture from resawn veneers and air-dried solid wood using traditional joinery. Botched proportions, crude swing-hinge ‘Georgian’ windows and clumsy joinery are the norm. Timber framing refers to a specific type of post and beam construction in which solid wood timbers are joined by means of traditional wooden joinery. It boasts many original features including joinery, fireplaces, window boxes and timber ceilings. A log building expert analyzed features such as handwrought nails, log joinery, and floor plans. The massive walls work well as heat sinks, but the beautiful timber walls, with all their complex joinery, are too porous to hold heat. He and his colleagues repair roofs, aluminum joinery and vertical walls of skyscrapers. There is an excellent range of colours and it makes superb flooring panelling, joinery and furniture.
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