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Meanings of tanner in English
Catalan
sis penics Profession; person working in a tannery.
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Usage of tanner in English
1
It's a tanner who emigrated from Poland in the late nineteenth century.
2
The sensitive touch of the old tanner detected the diseased hide immediately.
3
I wish I were with the gardener, or even with the tanner.
4
He said nothing of Bennet; the tanner's dog had done for Bennet.
5
Otherwise stretch and dry for transportation or to send to the tanner.
6
The tanner handed Alfred a paper, requesting him to read it carefully.
7
She had made up her mind that I should be a tanner.
8
Of these trades, the blacksmith, tailor, shoemaker, and tanner, are the best.
9
My daddy, Valentine Farmer, was a ditcher, shoemaker, and sometimes a tanner.
10
Disaffection at Taunton, signs of insurrection at Dulverton, revolutionary tanner at Dunster!
11
Cleon the tanner stood in the orator's pulpit in the Pnyx.
12
He lodgeth in the house of Simon a tanner, by the sea side.
13
You enjoy going to the tanning bed during the winter or using self-tanner.
14
I am a tanner, and in Nottingham I have worked for many years.
15
The hide was bought by the tanner to make into leather.
16
The tanner gave his consent to John's establishing a shelter in the yard.
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United Kingdom
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