wheelwright

英 [ˈwiːlraɪt]

美 [ˈwiːlraɪt]

n. 车轮修造工(尤指木轮的)

BNC.35959 / COCA.40859

牛津词典

noun

车轮修造工（尤指木轮的）
a person whose job is making and repairing wheels, especially wooden ones

(制作和修理木制轮子及手推车、马车、门等其他木制品的)轮匠
Awheelwrightis someone who makes and repairs wooden wheels and other wooden things such as carts, carriages, and gates.

noun

In the wheelwright's trade one works always in the open air, in courtyards, under sheds when the masters are good, never in closed workshops, because space is required, you see.
做车的人做起工来，总是在露天下，院子里，只有在好东家的家里才在棚子里；
The Wheelwright had seen at the first glance that the Tilbury was a hired vehicle.
那位车匠师父一眼就看出他那辆小车是租来的。
While he was questioning the wheelwright, some people who were passing back and forth halted around them.
当他在问那车匠时，有些来往过路的人便在他们周围停了下来。
That I have been a wheelwright in Paris, and that it was with Monsieur Baloup.
我在巴黎做过造车工人，并且是在巴陆先生家中。
Like most villages along the river, it is self-sufficient, with its own blacksmith, carpenter, and wheelwright.
和沿河的大多数村庄一样，这里自给自足，有自己的铁匠、木匠和修造车辆的人。