Fragen über die Beispielsätze mit, und die Definition und Benutzung von "Craft"

A: In this context “craft” means art

A: it’s actually a fun activity you can do on your free time. You make arts like painting and building things

A: It means "Try to feel calm emotions by having fun making stuff like artwork".

"Keep calm and..." is a meme. The phrase originally came from a 1939 British poster.

The original 1939 "Keep Calm and Carry On" poster
Keep Calm and Carry On is a motivational poster produced by the British government in 1939 in preparation for World War II. The poster was intended to raise the morale of the British public, threatened with widely predicted mass air attacks on major cities.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Keep_Calm_and_Carry_On

A: It is talking about the subculture in the US of brewing artisanal beer. The sentence means that the author became interested in the trend/culture of brewing “craft” or artisanal beer.

A: craft= to build/to make

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A: I really do appreciate all the details and thanks so much for your explicit comment.

A: He was able to craft a pot out of the clay. He was able to craft a door using the wood he had. Craft usually means to make something with your hands or using tools.

A: “I crafted a boat from rope and wood” “My mother is part of a coven they practiced witch(craft)” “craft is a creation of anything, it can be art, food, or anything in between”

A: I have crafted up a plan that will change everything.

John crafted a prototype for his project.

The chef crafted up different variations of the egg dishes.

A: A craft is in general but hand craft is like sewing , painting and sculpturing
(all regard for hands only)

A: would = quisiera = you definitely want to do it

should = deberia = you feel like you ought to do it, but you don't really want to right now because you're tired or whatever

might = quiza = you are not sure if you want to or not

You can also use "would" to say that you want to do something but cannot for some reason, for example "I would like to make crafts but I can't because I have to go to work." This is quite a different meaning to just "I would like to make crafts", which means, "Hell yes, bring out the glue and construction paper!".

Sorry my tildes are not working on this keyboard ;)

A: Ship / boat usually differentiated by size; ship being the larger. Beware the English irony where an enormous ship is described as a boat purposely.
Craft is rather more generic: A floating piece of driftwood large enough to sit on is a water craft.

A: "Craft" can also be a person's area of expertise or specialty. For example, when you talk about an actor, acting is his craft.

A: If you are working with that company,
I'm currently working at Blue Craft Agro.

A: Schaue nach der Frage, um die Antwort zu sehen

A: crafting

A: @iamiris: Craft.

A: It should be: "This is Chinese craft tea. The tea leaves are shaped like a flower bud which blooms when you pour hot water over it.

The more hot water is poured on it, the more the flower will expand."

A: Just a small correction...
--> "...with milk *cartons* "

A: She brought home all the crafts and pictures which she made and painted at her kindergarten.

A: instead of saying "craft man", use "craftsman", plus a craftsman makes things, so i think you should use "tailor ", the rest is perfect.

A: I got it from a craft store

or

I bought it from a craft store

Even though there's no thing called​ Craft store . You can use the term ' Stationary store '