the tools of the trade

the tools of the/(one's) trade

The specific tools used in a particular profession. If you want to become a painter, you have to familiarize yourself with the tools of the trade—which include more than just paintbrushes. As a reporter, the tools of my trade used to be a pencil and a pad of paper—but now technology has changed the game.

the tools of the trade

the tools of your trade

The tools of the trade or the tools of your trade are the skills and equipment that you need to do your job. He was never really a novelist, having no use for the usual tools of the trade such as plot and suspense. The peasants were deprived of their animals, the tools of their trade, and their land.

the tools of the/your ˈtrade

the things you need to do your job: We are proud to make David’s boots, because they are the tools of his trade as a professional footballer. Ambulancemen now believe that helicopters are vital tools of the trade.

词组	the tools of the trade
释义	the tools of the trade the tools of the/(one's) trade The specific tools used in a particular profession. If you want to become a painter, you have to familiarize yourself with the tools of the trade—which include more than just paintbrushes. As a reporter, the tools of my trade used to be a pencil and a pad of paper—but now technology has changed the game. See also: of, tool, trade Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. the tools of the trade or the tools of your trade The tools of the trade or the tools of your trade are the skills and equipment that you need to do your job. He was never really a novelist, having no use for the usual tools of the trade such as plot and suspense. The peasants were deprived of their animals, the tools of their trade, and their land. See also: of, tool, trade Collins COBUILD Idioms Dictionary, 3rd ed. the tools of the/your ˈtrade the things you need to do your job: We are proud to make David’s boots, because they are the tools of his trade as a professional footballer. Ambulancemen now believe that helicopters are vital tools of the trade. See also: of, tool, trade Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary See also: the tools of the/(one's) trade the tools of the/your trade tool up make bricks without straw leave (something) to (one) (to do something) leave it to leave to net all is fish that comes to his net such as References in periodicals archive "We have taken away the tools of the trade for a defender. More like basketball They'll be in the main pedestrian centre, opposite the learning shop, giving potential recruits the opportunity to try some of the tools of the trade for an Army infantryman, including a Kingsman's webbing and bergen military rucksack. ARMY TEAM IN MERSEY RECRUITING Inside the shop are all the tools of the trade. Kemp trains welding apprentices upon the equipment, following Ministry of Training, College and University requirements. The Ironworker builds docks, boats and his own expansion They have in the past been the tools of the trade for youngsters carrying out trick-or-treat calls on households. Halloween warning He was presented with the tools of the trade - a whistle, yellow and red cards and a tracksuit - at the launch of the scholarship at the University of Gloucestershire yesterday. Football: Ref school kicks off The most recent collection, called The Tools of the Trade, was launched in August and comes with nine fabric books: Sparkle, Satin Lustre, Sheer Linen, Textures, Sateen, Pure Poplin, Casual Stripes and Checks, Satin Shimmer, and Silky Stripes and Solids. "We created The Tools of the Trade to provide designers with a new and improved resource for the all-important fashion basics that serve as the foundation of every design project," said Andy Pacuk, senior vice president of design and merchandising. ROBERT ALLEN SET TO UNVEIL NEW WINDOW COLLECTIONS Some 800 to 1,000 people turned out for the festivities, and 30 middle- and high-school students were selected in a statewide competition to work side-by-side with professional scientists, learning the tools of the trade and being a part of scientific research. Citizen scientists: romping through the swamp--for a good cause We have invested in the tools of the trade - a screwdriver - and we're ready to start work." Flatpack fightback From the abacus to spreadsheets to enterprise resource planning software, the tools of the trade for accounting professionals continue to evolve. Tools of the trade for credit professionals continue to evolve They must produce products that can stand shoulder-to-shoulder with management, and focus more on subjects such as communication theory, goals and objectives, research, negotiation and quality -- less on the tools of the trade. When times are tough, Australians get tougher The Tools of the Trade brand products are sold at Macy's, Burdines, The Bon Marche and Rich's/Lazarus/Goldsmith's. FEDERATED TOUTS TOOLS OF THE TRADE He said: "This is a very limited opportunity when computers are so much a part of the tools of the trade in education today. pounds 500 for teachers to buy own computers "In the past the Tools of the Trade line was supported through more traditional means, like mailers," said Adams, who added that a full-scale advertising campaign is key to product branding. FEDERATED PLUGS ITS PRIVATE LABEL Additionally, the vendors who provide the Tools of the Trade products don't have to pay for co-op advertising; Federated is responsible for all of its private label marketing plans, including extensive advertising programs in Sunday supplements. Macy's game: Federated learns the ropes of private label
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