Draughtsman

Pronunciation: /ˈdrɑftsˌmən/

Definitions of draughtsman

noun A person who creates technical drawings or plans, typically an architect or engineer

Example Sentences

A1 The draughtsman drew a simple sketch of the building.

A2 The draughtsman used a ruler and pencil to create precise drawings.

B1 The draughtsman is responsible for creating detailed technical drawings for the project.

B2 The draughtsman's expertise in CAD software allows for accurate and efficient drafting.

C1 The draughtsman's ability to interpret complex blueprints is unmatched.

C2 The draughtsman's portfolio showcases a wide range of architectural designs and drafting skills.

Examples of draughtsman in a Sentence

formal The draughtsman meticulously drafted the architectural plans for the new building.

informal The draughtsman is really talented at drawing up designs for buildings.

slang That draughtsman is a wizard with a pencil and ruler!

figurative The artist was a draughtsman of emotions, capturing the complexities of human experience in his drawings.

Grammatical Forms of draughtsman

• plural: draughtsmen
• comparative: more draughtsman
• superlative: most draughtsman
• present tense: draughtsman
• future tense: will be draughtsman
• perfect tense: has been draughtsman
• continuous tense: is being draughtsman
• singular: draughtsman
• positive degree: draughtsman
• infinitive: to draughtsman
• gerund: draughtsmaning
• participle: draughtsmaned

Origin and Evolution of draughtsman

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Middle English

Story behind the word: The word 'draughtsman' originated from the Middle English word 'draughtesman', which was derived from the Old English word 'dragan' meaning 'to draw' and the suffix '-man' indicating a person who performs a specific action.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to refer to a person who draws plans or sketches, the term 'draughtsman' has evolved to encompass a broader range of professions involving technical drawing and design work.