Ferrier Meaning in English
word
ˈfɛɹiɝ
FAIR-ee-er
ˈfɛriə
FAIR-ee-uh
释义
A ferrier is a person whose job is to make and fit horseshoes, taking care of horses' hooves.
用法与细微差别
This is a rare, old-fashioned term in English; 'farrier' is the correct and commonly used word. Only use 'ferrier' if specifically referring to historical contexts or as a surname.
Spanish: herradorPortuguese (BR): ferradorPortuguese (PT): ferradorChinese (Simplified): 马蹄铁匠Chinese (Traditional): 馬蹄鐵匠Hindi: घोड़ों के नाल बनाने वालाArabic: حداد الخيولBengali: নালকলিRussian: коновал - кузнец (подковщик)Japanese: 蹄鉄工Vietnamese: thợ rèn móng ngựaKorean: 마부(말굽을 다루는 사람)Turkish: nalbantUrdu: نعل بندIndonesian: tukang besi kuda
例句
The ferrier makes horseshoes.
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A ferrier takes care of horse hooves.
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We called the ferrier to help our horse.
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Back then, every village had its own ferrier.
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The old ferrier could shoe ten horses in a day.
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If your horse is limping, you might need a good ferrier.
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