There is one chapter in which Diderot writes with particular admiration about bakers There are others on the work of farmers, bellmakers, locksmiths, and cloth weavers.
狄德罗在其中有一章特别钦佩面包师,还有其他章节是关于农民、钟匠、锁匠和织布工的工作。
单词 | Bellmaker |
释义 |
Bellmaker
原声例句
历史 There is one chapter in which Diderot writes with particular admiration about bakers There are others on the work of farmers, bellmakers, locksmiths, and cloth weavers. 狄德罗在其中有一章特别钦佩面包师,还有其他章节是关于农民、钟匠、锁匠和织布工的工作。
英语百科
Bellfounding(重定向自Bellmaker)
![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Bellfounding is the casting of bells in a foundry for use in churches, clocks, and public buildings. The process in East Asia dates to about 2000 BC and in Europe dates to the 4th or 5th century. In early times, when a town produced a bell it was a momentous occasion in which the whole community would participate. Archaeological excavations of churchyards in Britain have revealed furnaces, which suggests that bells were often cast on site in pits dug in the building grounds. In some instances bells were cast directly in the church. Before the nineteenth century, bellfounders tended to be itinerant, travelling from church to church to cast bells on site. More centralized foundries were established on foundation of railways. There are however examples of foundries producing bells prior to this, such as the Whitechapel Bell Foundry and John Taylor & Co of Loughborough. |
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