Definition of manualist in English:

manualist

noun ˈmanjʊəˌlɪstˈmanjʊˌlɪst

1A person who uses his or her hands for some task; one who tends to engage in physical rather than mental exertion; especially a manual labourer, a person whose work demands manual skill or dexterity.
2A user or advocate of the use of sign language as a method of communicating with or teaching deaf people.
3A writer or compiler of manuals or handbooks.

Late 16th century; earliest use found in Robert Dallington (b. 1561), author and courtier. From manual + -ist.

noun

1A person who uses his or her hands for some task; one who tends to engage in physical rather than mental exertion; especially a manual labourer, a person whose work demands manual skill or dexterity.
2A user or advocate of the use of sign language as a method of communicating with or teaching deaf people.
3A writer or compiler of manuals or handbooks.

Late 16th century; earliest use found in Robert Dallington (b. 1561), author and courtier. From manual + -ist.

词汇	manualist
释义	Definition of manualist in English: manualist noun ˈmanjʊəˌlɪstˈmanjʊˌlɪst 1A person who uses his or her hands for some task; one who tends to engage in physical rather than mental exertion; especially a manual labourer, a person whose work demands manual skill or dexterity. 2A user or advocate of the use of sign language as a method of communicating with or teaching deaf people. 3A writer or compiler of manuals or handbooks. Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in Robert Dallington (b. 1561), author and courtier. From manual + -ist. Definition of manualist in US English: manualist noun 1A person who uses his or her hands for some task; one who tends to engage in physical rather than mental exertion; especially a manual labourer, a person whose work demands manual skill or dexterity. 2A user or advocate of the use of sign language as a method of communicating with or teaching deaf people. 3A writer or compiler of manuals or handbooks. Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in Robert Dallington (b. 1561), author and courtier. From manual + -ist.
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