menuisier การใช้

In Paris, a chair-maker was a " menuisier ", or joiner : guild regulations forbade " menuisiers " to engage in cabinet making.
La Marcha " du 12 octobre a Washington, un monsieur a cheveux blancs a l'air plus grave que les autres : Ramon Baez, menuisier dans le Bronx.
Maillet was born in Paris, the son of a " menuisier ", or carver of furniture and panelling, of the working-class district, the Faubourg Saint-Antoine.
From the mid-nineteenth century onward, the two French trades, " 閎閚iste " and " menuisier, " were often assembled under the single roof of a " furnisher ", and the craft began to make way for the industry.
Golle had been employed by Cardinal Mazarin before he was taken under royal protection; from 1656 onwards, Golle is described in documents as " ma顃re menuisier en 閎鑞e ordinaire du roi " ( " master ebony furniture maker-in-ordinary to the King " ).