Woodcutter Meaning in English
word
ˈwʊdˌkʌtər
WOOD-kut-er
wˈʊdkʌtɐ
WOOD-kut-uh
التعريف
A woodcutter is a person whose job is to cut down trees and chop wood, usually for fuel or building.
الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة
Mainly a traditional or storybook word, not common for modern forestry. Commonly appears in folktales and children's stories. Synonymous with 'lumberjack', but 'lumberjack' is more North American and refers to industrial logging.
Spanish: leñadorPortuguese (BR): lenhadorPortuguese (PT): lenhadorChinese (Simplified): 樵夫Chinese (Traditional): 樵夫Hindi: लकड़हाराArabic: حطّابBengali: কাঠুরে - কাঠকাটা শ্রমিকRussian: дровосек - лесорубJapanese: 木こりVietnamese: tiều phu - người đốn củiKorean: 나무꾼Turkish: oduncuUrdu: لکڑہاراIndonesian: penebang kayu - tukang kayu (pembalak/pemotong kayu)
جمل نموذجية
The woodcutter works in the forest every day.
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A woodcutter cuts wood for fire.
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The story is about a poor woodcutter and his family.
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The old woodcutter knew every tree in the forest by heart.
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Fairy tales often begin with a lonely woodcutter deep in the woods.
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As a child, I wanted to be a brave woodcutter after hearing those stories.
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