cutler in Russian
cutler in Russian is торго́вец ножевы́ми изде́лиями, ножо́вщик — cutler means a person whose trade is making or selling knives and other cutting tools.
cutler in Russian
торго́вец ножевы́ми изде́лиями
Pronounced: torgovets nozhevymi izdeliyami
One whose business is making or dealing in cutlery.
ножо́вщик
Pronounced: nozhovshchik
One whose business is making or dealing in cutlery.
What does "cutler" mean?
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noun A person whose trade is making or selling knives and other cutting tools.
"The town cutler hammered out a sturdy kitchen knife while we watched."
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cutler in a sentence
- The town cutler hammered out a sturdy kitchen knife while we watched.
- The old cutler in the market square could sharpen any blade you brought him.
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What is "cutler" in Russian?
"cutler" in Russian is торго́вец ножевы́ми изде́лиями, ножо́вщик. cutler means: A person whose trade is making or selling knives and other cutting tools.
How do you pronounce торго́вец ножевы́ми изде́лиями?
"cutler" in Russian is торго́вец ножевы́ми изде́лиями, pronounced "torgovets nozhevymi izdeliyami".
How do you use "cutler" in a sentence?
Example: "The town cutler hammered out a sturdy kitchen knife while we watched." In Russian, "cutler" is торго́вец ножевы́ми изде́лиями, ножо́вщик.
Are there other ways to say "cutler" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "cutler": торго́вец ножевы́ми изде́лиями, ножо́вщик.
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