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Meanings of costumer in inglés
catalán
sastre de teatre 
Sinónimos
Examples for "costumier"
Examples for "costumier"
1
In my free time: I'm an actress and a costumier as well.
2
I've got Florian's address here, and he knows every costumier in London.
3
In five minutes a dozen turnings intervened between me and the costumier's shop.
4
He must surrender himself unconditionally to the costumier, and obey implicitly his behests.
5
Further-andthis is very rare-itowes nothing to the adventitious aid of the costumier.
1
The references to the costume designer don't achieve the intended comic effect.
2
Joan Bergin, the award-winning costume designer, was there to launch the tour.
3
One former forex trader is training to become a costume designer, for example.
4
Jeffrey Kurland, the costume designer describes designing the dresses for the party scene.
5
Well, they were found by our extraordinary costume designer, Ray Holman.
Usage of costumer in inglés
1
Even mourning, it appears, requires to be disposed by a fashionable costumer.
2
Holbein's portrait was the costumer's model, and every detail was faithfully followed.
3
Best go to a costumer, sir, and rent one for the night perhaps.
4
Drayne had spent some of his spare money at the costumer's.
5
This creature was the costumer of the immense drama which knavery plays in Paris.
6
Her friend is a beautiful young woman, a theatrical costumer.
7
This building belongs to the chief costumer of the city.
8
She was a costumer, after all, not a fashion designer.
9
This bedizzoned martyr, this costumer's advertisement, sat and fanned as she recounted her grievances.
10
The decorator and costumer approach closer to pure color-composition than the artist in his still-life.
11
The card was that of a New York costumer.
12
Why not follow this lead further to the less definite forms employed by the costumer?
13
These plays appear to be made up by the writer, the manager, the carpenter, the costumer.
14
Montague was standing in front of the "costumer," as the elaborate mirror was termed.
15
This accounted for his sending to the costumer.
16
Barrent turned and went into the nearest costumer's.
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Costumer through the time