Shoemaker Meaning in English

word

US

ˈʃuˌmeɪkɝ

SHOO-may-ker

UK

ʃˈuːmeɪkɐ

SHOO-may-kuh

التعريف

A shoemaker is a person who makes or repairs shoes by hand as a job.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Traditional and slightly old-fashioned term. Sometimes replaced by 'cobbler', though 'shoemaker' can suggest original shoe production, while 'cobbler' often means repair. Used formally or in historical/fairy tale contexts ('The Elves and the Shoemaker'). Rare in modern urban speech.

• Spanish: zapatero - zapatera
• Portuguese (BR): sapateiro - sapateira
• Portuguese (PT): sapateiro - sapateira
• Chinese (Simplified): 制鞋匠 - 鞋匠
• Chinese (Traditional): 製鞋匠 - 鞋匠
• Hindi: मोची
• Arabic: إسكافي
• Bengali: জুতার মিস্ত্রি - জুতার কারিগর
• Russian: сапожник
• Japanese: 靴職人
• Vietnamese: thợ đóng giày
• Korean: 구두 수선공 - 구두 장인
• Turkish: kunduracı
• Urdu: جوتا ساز
• Indonesian: pembuat sepatu - tukang sepatu

جمل نموذجية

The shoemaker fixed my favorite boots.

basic

My grandfather was a shoemaker.

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The village has only one shoemaker.

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Whenever my shoes wear out, I take them to the shoemaker downtown.

natural

Legend says a magical shoemaker once lived in this town.

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Finding a good shoemaker these days isn’t easy.

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