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Meanings of baker in English
Person who professionally produces and optionally sells breads, rolls, biscuits or cookies, and other pastry.
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Usage of baker in English
1
In one village, local people say, a German baker sells Polish bread.
2
I saw them take documents and computers, said local baker Andre N'Zi.
3
The baker and his wife, the grocer, the-the-the-watchmaker-the-shoemaker-the-thechemist with his wife.
4
The baker and his wife, the grocer, the-the-the-watchmaker-the-shoemaker-the-thedruggist with Mrs. Druggist.
5
Georges heard Nana paying the baker and speaking in the curtest way.
6
And that has worked perfectly so far for Newcastle baker, Reece Hignell.
7
As a baker, you would start at midnight and work until midday.
8
The boy showed him the little baker shop just around the corner.
9
At last in one of the streets we saw a little baker-shop.
10
The baker made a fire inside and let the walls become hot.
11
The baker whistled outside and she ran out to get the bread.
12
Banker and baker, soldier and seamstress, were equally interested in the currency.
13
He had always paid the baker, the butcher, the tailor, the dressmaker.
14
In his shop someone called the baker, who pretended not to hear.
15
What did the baker mean by saying there was little magic left?
16
Lottridge, the watchmaker, and Erlberg, the German baker, came in with him.
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Translations for baker
Russian
Baker through the time
Baker across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common