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 Translation for 'cobbler' from English to Slovak
NOUN   a cobbler | cobblers
SYNO cobbler | deep-dish pie | shoemaker
práca
obuvník {m}
cobbler
práca
šuster {m} [zast.] [al. ľud.]
cobbler
práca
príštipkár {m} [zast.] [v min. obuvník, kt. iba opravoval obuv]
cobbler
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Usage Examples English
  • Crispino is a poor cobbler who cannot make ends meet.
  • Cécile takes Jacques to the cobbler to be measured for shoes. She reviews the collection of wooden feet that the cobbler has made to represent the measure of the feet of his wealthy customers.
  • Jemima Nicholas was the daughter of William and Elinor Nicholas of Llanrhian, and was baptised in Mathry in 1755. She was a cobbler or a cobbler's wife. A new Jemima, Jacqui Scarr, was named in 2013.
  • A 'cute cobbler invested all his money in buying four sheep-shanks, and when a neighbour wanted to make mutton broth, for the payment of one halfpenny the cobbler would "plump" one of the sheep-shanks into the boiling water, and give it a "wallop" or whisk round.
  • János comes across his killed cobbler uncle Lajos, who got naively involved in the riot.

  • It is similar to a sherry cobbler.
  • The Texas Legislature designated peach cobbler as the official cobbler of Texas in 2013.
  • The silver cobbler's diet includes crayfish, finfish and prawns.
  • The Cobbler's Cottage got its name due to having a cobbler's shop for many years (1899 ~ late as 1958) on the property in front of the Cottage on Charles Street.
  • He comes to cobbler one day in winter, he asks to repair his shoe.

  • British tradition distinguishes the terms "cordwainer" and "cobbler", restricting cobblers to repairing shoes.
  • Peach cobbler is the official cobbler.
  • Belazor asks how he has come to know the girl, and the cobbler replies that he does the repairs for the pensionnat where she stays.
  • The word mochi is derived from the Sanskrit "mochika", meaning a cobbler.
  • Shevtsov ([...]; feminine: Shevtsova) is a Russian-language surname derived from the Ukrainian term "shvets" for "cobbler/shoemaker", literally meaning "child of cobbler".

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