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Meanings of cabinetmaker in English
Catalan
ebenista Usage of cabinetmaker in English
1
She's married a cabinetmaker in Great Ormond Street: they let lodgings, too.
2
Rosaria's marriage to a cabinetmaker at age sixteen was considered a good match.
3
So he stayed on at the bench-he was a first-classcabinetmaker.
4
Beside a man, you are like a joiner beside a cabinetmaker.
5
He is employed as a journeyman cabinetmaker in that city.
6
Boche had heard of a cabinetmaker who had danced the polka until he died.
7
The bed he had redone in poplar by a cabinetmaker.
8
Perhaps he will be a bookbinder, or perhaps a cabinetmaker.
9
Right, a cabinetmaker, not surprised that you're so talented.
10
Men were dragging out sorry-looking pieces of furniture from the cabinetmaker on the ground floor.
11
He was a cabinetmaker, see, living over in Highwood.
12
Returning to Kentucky, Thomas apprenticed as a carpenter and cabinetmaker in a shop in Elizabethtown.
13
Fuchs, who was the only cabinetmaker in the neighbourhood was set to work on a coffin.
14
Maddox, an artist and cabinetmaker in Medford, Oregon, started playing with pulse jets eight years ago.
15
There was an incredible journey-man's bench there that combined all of the skills of a cabinetmaker.
16
I am certainly a worker in ebony and cabinetmaker, but I am also of Israel's priestly line.
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Cabinetmaker through the time