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thợ nề(Mason) hội viên hội Tam điểmDefinition of mason
masonnoun
thợ nề
/ˈmeɪsn//ˈmeɪsn/The word "mason" has its roots in the ancient French word "masson," which referred to a skilled worker in stone or brick, specifically a stonemason or bricklayer. The term originated in the Middle Ages, during the construction of grand buildings such as cathedrals and castles. Over time, the term evolved to become "mason" in English, and its meaning expanded to include other types of craftsmen who worked with stone, brick, or other materials. The word "mason" is often associated with Freemasonry, a fraternal organization that emerged in the 17th century. Although the two have historically been connected, the origins of Freemasonry are complex and multifaceted, and the relationship between the two is still debated among historians and scholars. Regardless, the term "mason" continues to be used to describe skilled craftsmen who work with stone and other materials.
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thợ nề
(Mason) hội viên hội Tam điểm
danh từthợ nề(Mason) hội viên hội Tam điểmnamespace
a person who builds using stone, or works with stone
người xây dựng bằng đá hoặc làm việc bằng đá
Example:
- He was a working mason at Westminster Abbey in the sixteenth century.
Ông là một thợ xây làm việc tại Tu viện Westminster vào thế kỷ XVI.
a man belonging to a secret society whose members help each other and communicate using secret signs
một người đàn ông thuộc một hội kín mà các thành viên giúp đỡ lẫn nhau và giao tiếp bằng các ký hiệu bí mật