tradeswoman
- noun
- /ˈtreɪdzˌwʊmən/
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artesana
- The tradeswoman fixed the plumbing issue quickly.
Examples
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The city is seeing more tradeswomen entering construction and electrical work.
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As a successful tradeswoman, she encourages young women to pursue careers in the trades.
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Many tradeswomen are breaking barriers in fields traditionally dominated by men.
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Many tradeswomen are breaking barriers in construction.
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As a successful tradeswoman, she inspires young women to pursue careers in construction.
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The tradeswoman skillfully installed new cabinets in the kitchen.
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More tradeswomen are now working in skilled jobs like carpentry and plumbing.
Synonyms
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A person who makes useful or beautiful things by hand and is very skilled
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A skilled worker who does building or repair work
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A person who does skilled physical work like an electrician or carpenter
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A woman who makes things by hand and is very skilled
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A woman who finished training and works as a skilled craft worker
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A woman who fixes things and looks after equipment in a building
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A woman who fixes things and does small jobs around the house
A woman with special training who does a job well
A woman who fixes machines, equipment, or buildings
A worker in a workshop who repairs machines
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Etymology
Tradeswoman comes from trade ('skilled work' or 'a job that needs skill') and woman ('adult female'). It is like the word tradesman but female, so picture a woman doing carpentry, electrical work, or other hands-on jobs. So, a tradeswoman is a woman who works in a skilled or manual occupation.