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1. (n.) locksmith
a person who makes or repairs locks and keys.
Etymology: (1200–50)
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| Definition of 'Locksmith' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) locksmith
someone who makes or repairs locks
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| Definition of 'Locksmith' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) Locksmith
an artificer whose occupation is to make or mend locks
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Sense: a person who makes and mends locks.
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 Afrikaans: slotmaker |
 Arabic: صانِع الأقْفال |
 Bulgarian: шлосер |
 Brazilian: chaveiro |
 Czech: zámečník |
 German: der Schlosser |
 Danish: låsesmed |
 Greek: κλειδαράς |
 Spanish: cerrajero |
 Estonian: lukksepp |
 Farsi: قفل ساز |
 Finnish: lukkoseppä |
 French: serrurier/-ière |
 Hebrew: מַנעוּלָן |
 Hindi: तालसाज |
 Croatian: bravar |
 Hungarian: lakatos |
 Indonesian: pandai kunci |
 Icelandic: lásasmiður |
 Italian: (fabbro per serrature) |
 Japanese: 錠前屋 |
 Korean: 자물쇠 장수 |
 Lithuanian: spynų meistras |
 Latvian: atslēdznieks |
 Malay: tukang kunci |
 Dutch: slotenmaker |
 Norwegian: låsesmed |
 Polish: ślusarz |
 Persian: قفل ساز |
 Pashto: كولپ جوړونكى |
 Portuguese: serralheiro |
 Romanian: lăcătuş |
 Russian: слесарь |
 Slovak: zámočník |
 Slovenian: ključavničar |
 Serbian: bravar |
 Swedish: låssmed |
 Thai: ช่างทำกุญแจ |
 Turkish: çilingir, anahtarcı |
 Taiwanese: 鎖匠 |
 Ukrainian: слюсар |
 Urdu: قفل ساز مستری |
 Vietnamese: người sửa khóa |
 Chinese: 锁匠 |
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