handiwork
হস্তকৃত শিল্প
definition
noun
the dressmakers stood back to survey their handiwork
something that one has made or done.
they taught young women reading, writing, and handiwork
making things by hand, considered as a subject of instruction.
translation of 'handiwork'
noun
হস্তকৃত শিল্প
example
A surgeon's 'handiwork' had left 20-something stitches in a long, straight wound.
At the beach we observed the patient 'handiwork' of rock balancing artists.
Mr Clark said: ‘It's not too far for our own volunteers to come to see their 'handiwork' in action.’
She doesn't understand why her 'handiwork' gradually ceased to be in demand.
Their 'handiwork' has been only too apparent in recent months on the riverbank, in the Fulford Cross allotments, and in Hospital Fields Road.
Mr McCashney then treated all the volunteers to a barbecue and river cruise after the clean up so they could peruse their 'handiwork' .
In his early years, George would have been much sought after for his 'handiwork' skills, particularly woodwork.
Prior to the big night, Higgins tests his 'handiwork' at the Ascot races where Eliza captures the heart of Freddy Eynsford-Hill.
Down in the main hall, the decorating team had finished their 'handiwork' .
On the other hand, in the early days a considerable percentage of our hits were by ourselves, admiring our own 'handiwork' .
He knew I was happy with his 'handiwork' and broke his silence.
Scenes behind me are assumed to be Ivan's 'handiwork' in Grenada, back when it was still a category three storm.
they taught young women reading, writing, and 'handiwork'
Many artists have grown accustomed to the benefits of preparatory staffs' knowledge and 'handiwork' .
they taught young women reading, writing, and 'handiwork'
I'm just going to gaze at it admiringly now as if it is my own 'handiwork' …
She groaned as she did, making a mental note to mend the slightly torn cover even if her sewing 'handiwork' wasn't of the best quality.
Enterprising supporters, including York College students and two patients at the hospice, have made and sold their own 'handiwork' .
He's a staff tandem instructor at Raven, and gets to see his 'handiwork' in use almost every day.
Botched 'handiwork' by incompetent tradesmen is costing Britons millions of pounds, a new survey claims today.
Tanj held her pose, kneeling in front of the Bear, as the Instructor moved off to examine Kayla's 'handiwork' .
Then one would be confronted by one's own 'handiwork' , waiting there on that ledge, like giddy children queuing at the top of a waterslide.
Peter Squire was employed to do intermittent 'handiwork' at a friend's Linslade Street house and was given a set of door keys to let himself in.
the dressmakers stood back to survey their 'handiwork'
So confident was he in his skill that more often than not he calmly moved to one side when the chimney dropped, later emerging from the dust to inspect his 'handiwork' .
A delicately stitched 19th century sampler conveys the idea of women's 'handiwork' and family bonds.
Ron Casey, often called ‘Wan’, came to see it and later rang me to say how much he enjoyed my dramatic 'handiwork' .
It was all Jalal's psychotic 'handiwork' and I did not have anything to do with.
Gazing at this 'handiwork' , I was reminded of my childhood desire to break such glass structures to see how these patterns got inside.
Despite her 'handiwork' having decorated the entire village for many carnivals, Wendy remains modest about her achievement.
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