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Meanings of renovator in English
Catalan
restaurador A skilled worker who is employed to restore or refinish buildings or antique furniture.
Synonyms
Examples for "preserver"
Examples for "preserver"
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Cold, first principle of; a preserver of health; use of, in Homer.
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Follow these tips for achieving success as a home canner and preserver:
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The cold iron on her wrists touched the hand of her preserver.
4
Such a sortie from cover is the standing risk of the game-preserver.
5
How much of a life preserver does your wired lifestyle really need?
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The restorer has included stills over dialogue in place of missing scenes.
2
He was the originator and restorer of expository preaching in modern times.
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All she's done is find a restorer and offer us the picture.
4
Jesus Christ was revealed to him as the restorer of fallen humanity.
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The restorer in her had no choice but to evaluate each one.
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DuPont's performance coatings business primarily sells to Maaco and other auto paint refinishers.
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The performance coatings business primarily sells to Maaco and other auto paint refinishers.
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You can imagine the fuss with the floor refinishers when all of us walked in.
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Then she recalled the refinishers from last year's beach trip, and she felt all the more like an outsider.
Usage of renovator in English
1
Rodney Hide - economist, home renovator and former politician on individual freedom and responsibility.
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She quickly found an advert that seemed perfect: building renovator wanted, in neighboring Belarus.
3
The industry of "dry cleansing" nourishes, and the "shoe renovator" abounds.
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Rodney Hide economist, home renovator and former politician on the rationales of individual freedom and responsibility.
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Robert Bremmer and Harvey home renovator Sue Weeks on the site of the original homing pigeon loft.
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The storm that sweeps the land is simply a destroyer or a renovator; it smites the surface, and is gone.
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Suzi Taylor is a 44-year-old single mother of three whose CV includes Penthouse covergirl, renovator, singer and real estate agent.
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Rodney Hide - economist, home renovator and former politician - on the rationales of individual freedom and responsibility, and New Zealand's property market.
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Rodney Hide, economist, home renovator and former politician on the rationales of individual freedom and responsibility... should New Zealand have a minimum wage?
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Rodney Hide economist, home renovator and former politician on the rationales of individual freedom and responsibility... what does wealth inequality mean for our society?
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The keen renovator, who lives with her gorgeous Hungarian vizsla Maggie, has transformed her original 1910s cottage into a work of art … literally.
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The Devine Real Estate founder estimated a renovator would have needed to spend more than $100,000 to update the home.
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IPs frustrated a few would-be renovators over the past few decades.
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For renovators, the works must improve the accessibility, safety and liveability of the dwelling.
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HomeStars is online platform connecting homeowners with home renovators, repairmen and retailers throughout Canada.
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Contractors setting anchors for heavy equipment and renovators cutting cable conduits through rock-solid walls.
About this term
Frequent collocations
Renovator through the time