butcher in the PONS Dictionary

butcher Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to call in at the butcher's
svratiti u mesaru

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The best of these weaners may go to the butchers.
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Historically, butchering was a trade passed from father to son.
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Nevertheless, there were constantly 7 butchers at work.
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In addition to the old cattle and horse market, agricultural equipment was now added, along with butcher's shops and sales of dairy produce.
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It opened 1878 in what had been a butcher's shop.
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There is a supermarket with a traditional butcher's shop.
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Many times the carcasses are thrown on the floor to be butchered more easily.
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In 1907 his father purchased a meat retailing business in town and became a butcher, peddling meat products door to door on a horse-drawn wagon.
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The local craftsmen were organized in fifty guilds, with the butchers' guild being the oldest.
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Weeks had his hamburger meat ground to specification by local butchers, which included potato flakes and flour.
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