furrier in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for furrier in the English»Spanish Dictionary

furrier [Am ˈfəriər, Brit ˈfʌrɪə] N

furrier

peletero m / peletera f

furry <furrier furriest> [Am ˈfəri, Brit ˈfəːri] ADJ

1. furry:

furry animal

peludo

furry toy

de peluche

furry covering/lining

afelpado

2. furry → furred

See also furred

furred [fəːd] ADJ

furred tongue

sucio

furred tongue

pastoso

furred pipe/kettle Brit

con sarro

Translations for furrier in the Spanish»English Dictionary

Your search term in other parts of the dictionary

peletero (peletera)

furrier

peletería

furrier's

cabelludo (cabelluda)

furry

pachón (pachona) gato

furry

pastoso (pastosa)

furry

estragado (estragada) lengua

furry

peludo (peluda) animal

furry

un osito de felpa

a furry teddy bear

furrier in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for furrier in the English»Spanish Dictionary

furrier [ˈfʌriəʳ, Am ˈfɜ:riɚ] N

furrier

peletero(-a) m (f)

furry <-ier, -iest> [ˈfɜ:ri] ADJ

1. furry:

furry

peludo, -a

2. furry (looking like fur):

furry

peloso, -a

furry toy

peluche m

Translations for furrier in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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peletería (costura)

furrier's

furrier Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

furry toy

peluche m

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

There were also other guilds: the guild of smiths, furriers, tailors, hatters and butchers.

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His father was a hat maker and a furrier.

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Among others, it features antiquaries, drugstores, bakeries, banks, jewelers' stores, bookstores, art galleries, boutiques, restaurants, furniture stores, opticians' stores, furriers, watch dealerships and wine cellars.

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He began working with his father, a furrier.

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The building is named after a prominent 19th century furrier.

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There were wheelwrights, coopers, weavers, joiners, gunsmiths, basketmakers, bakers, furriers, tanners, cooks and millers, hunters, fishermen and beekeepers.

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The periodical did receive funds from various unions, such as the cap makers, furriers, leather workers, tailors, bakers and tinsmiths.

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The silver morphs are the most valued by furriers, followed by the cross and red morphs respectively.

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Other greater guilds included those of doctors, druggists, and furriers.

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Since the 15th century, there was gradual development of trade, including markets with shoemakers, saddlers, potters and furriers.

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