cobbler's in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for cobbler's in the English»Spanish Dictionary

cobbler [Am ˈkɑblər, Brit ˈkɒblə] N

1. cobbler (shoe repairer):

cobbler

zapatero m (remendón)

the cobbler should stick to his last

zapatero, a tus zapatos

2.1. cobbler (drink):

cobbler

vino con jugo de frutas y hielo picado

2.2. cobbler (pie):

cobbler

pastel m

3. cobbler <cobblers, pl > (nonsense) Brit:

cobbler sl

estupideces fpl

cobbler sl

pendejadas fpl LatAm excl CSur vulg sl

cobbler sl

gilipolleces fpl Spain

cobbler inf or vulgar sl

huevadas fpl And vulg sl

Translations for cobbler's in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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zapatero remendón

cobbler

zapatera remendona

cobbler

remontadora

cobbler's

reparadora, Chil Mex tb. reparadora de calzado

cobbler's

zapatería (de fabricación)

cobbler's

zapatería (de reparación)

cobbler's

zapatero (zapatera)

cobbler

zapatero, a tus zapatos

let the cobbler stick to his last

taller de reparación de calzado

cobbler's

zapatero de viejo

cobbler

cobbler's in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for cobbler's in the English»Spanish Dictionary

cobbler [ˈkɒbləʳ, Am ˈkɑ:blɚ] N

cobbler

zapatero m remendón

Phrases:

the cobbler should stick to his last prov

zapatero, a tus zapatos prov

Translations for cobbler's in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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zapatería

cobbler's

zapatero a tus zapatos prov

cobbler, stick to your last prov

cobbler's Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

the cobbler should stick to his last prov

zapatero, a tus zapatos prov

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

In his childhood, he also worked as a tailor's and a cobbler's apprentice.

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The hospital had a dairy farm, a cobbler's workshop, a large ballroom, and had its own fire brigade, gasworks and sewage farm.

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Worry over the security of his nest-egg destroys the cobbler's own rest and allows the financier a period of unbroken repose.

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