Definition of coopery in English:

coopery

nounPlural cooperies ˈkuːp(ə)riˈkupəri

another term for cooperage
Example sentencesExamples
- This last item may not have been firewood though, for Thomas Walton practised coopery as a second craft.
- The site of the Shakespeare, on the corner of Lionel Street was home to a coopery or barrel maker when most of this area was then part of the Colmore estate.
- In the Montréal area, he also owned a sawmill, a cookie factory (cookies for voyageurs) and a coopery.
- The cellars include not only the usual fermentation and ageing rooms, but also a coopery, providing the family with a constant supply of oak barrels.
- However, Thatcham was a town of small cottage industries: wood turning, coopery, milling and various cloth making activities.
- Turning into a narrow lane that cut several streets from the trip home, the lone reveler stumbled and cursed over a pile of debris shed by the mouldering roof of an abandoned coopery.
- With the purpose of making better known a disappearing craft, the author of the article presents also a short story of coopery.
- Rockland has three or more ship-yards, one marine railway, two boat-builders, three grain mills, three carriage factories, six lumber mills, two machine shops, three cooperies, a tannery, etc.
- It is seen in words such as coopery and laundry.
- Their role in winemaking is fundamental, which explains why properties that have the means to buy barrels are keen to have their own coopery.
- Traditional production and crafts in their contemporary form will be presented by the masters of coopery, pottery, basketry, tinker's craft and smithery.
- They also have their own cooper, and both the coopery and the shire stables are open to the public.

Definition of coopery in US English:

coopery

nounˈkupəriˈko͞opərē

another term for cooperage
Example sentencesExamples
- It is seen in words such as coopery and laundry.
- However, Thatcham was a town of small cottage industries: wood turning, coopery, milling and various cloth making activities.
- Turning into a narrow lane that cut several streets from the trip home, the lone reveler stumbled and cursed over a pile of debris shed by the mouldering roof of an abandoned coopery.
- The site of the Shakespeare, on the corner of Lionel Street was home to a coopery or barrel maker when most of this area was then part of the Colmore estate.
- Rockland has three or more ship-yards, one marine railway, two boat-builders, three grain mills, three carriage factories, six lumber mills, two machine shops, three cooperies, a tannery, etc.
- They also have their own cooper, and both the coopery and the shire stables are open to the public.
- Traditional production and crafts in their contemporary form will be presented by the masters of coopery, pottery, basketry, tinker's craft and smithery.
- The cellars include not only the usual fermentation and ageing rooms, but also a coopery, providing the family with a constant supply of oak barrels.
- This last item may not have been firewood though, for Thomas Walton practised coopery as a second craft.
- In the Montréal area, he also owned a sawmill, a cookie factory (cookies for voyageurs) and a coopery.
- Their role in winemaking is fundamental, which explains why properties that have the means to buy barrels are keen to have their own coopery.
- With the purpose of making better known a disappearing craft, the author of the article presents also a short story of coopery.

词汇	coopery
释义	Definition of coopery in English: coopery nounPlural cooperies ˈkuːp(ə)riˈkupəri another term for cooperage Example sentencesExamples This last item may not have been firewood though, for Thomas Walton practised coopery as a second craft. The site of the Shakespeare, on the corner of Lionel Street was home to a coopery or barrel maker when most of this area was then part of the Colmore estate. In the Montréal area, he also owned a sawmill, a cookie factory (cookies for voyageurs) and a coopery. The cellars include not only the usual fermentation and ageing rooms, but also a coopery, providing the family with a constant supply of oak barrels. However, Thatcham was a town of small cottage industries: wood turning, coopery, milling and various cloth making activities. Turning into a narrow lane that cut several streets from the trip home, the lone reveler stumbled and cursed over a pile of debris shed by the mouldering roof of an abandoned coopery. With the purpose of making better known a disappearing craft, the author of the article presents also a short story of coopery. Rockland has three or more ship-yards, one marine railway, two boat-builders, three grain mills, three carriage factories, six lumber mills, two machine shops, three cooperies, a tannery, etc. It is seen in words such as coopery and laundry. Their role in winemaking is fundamental, which explains why properties that have the means to buy barrels are keen to have their own coopery. Traditional production and crafts in their contemporary form will be presented by the masters of coopery, pottery, basketry, tinker's craft and smithery. They also have their own cooper, and both the coopery and the shire stables are open to the public. Definition of coopery in US English: coopery nounˈkupəriˈko͞opərē another term for cooperage Example sentencesExamples It is seen in words such as coopery and laundry. However, Thatcham was a town of small cottage industries: wood turning, coopery, milling and various cloth making activities. Turning into a narrow lane that cut several streets from the trip home, the lone reveler stumbled and cursed over a pile of debris shed by the mouldering roof of an abandoned coopery. The site of the Shakespeare, on the corner of Lionel Street was home to a coopery or barrel maker when most of this area was then part of the Colmore estate. Rockland has three or more ship-yards, one marine railway, two boat-builders, three grain mills, three carriage factories, six lumber mills, two machine shops, three cooperies, a tannery, etc. They also have their own cooper, and both the coopery and the shire stables are open to the public. Traditional production and crafts in their contemporary form will be presented by the masters of coopery, pottery, basketry, tinker's craft and smithery. The cellars include not only the usual fermentation and ageing rooms, but also a coopery, providing the family with a constant supply of oak barrels. This last item may not have been firewood though, for Thomas Walton practised coopery as a second craft. In the Montréal area, he also owned a sawmill, a cookie factory (cookies for voyageurs) and a coopery. Their role in winemaking is fundamental, which explains why properties that have the means to buy barrels are keen to have their own coopery. With the purpose of making better known a disappearing craft, the author of the article presents also a short story of coopery.
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