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1. (n.) watchmaker
a person whose occupation it is to make and repair watches.
Etymology: (1620–30)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) watchmaker, horologist, horologer
someone who makes or repairs watches
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1. (noun) watchmaker
one whose occupation is to make and repair watches
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Sense: a person who makes and repairs watches, clocks etc.
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 Afrikaans: horlosiemaker |
 Arabic: ساعاتي |
 Bulgarian: часовникар |
 Brazilian: relojoeiro |
 Czech: hodinář, -ka |
 German: der/die Uhrmacher(in) |
 Danish: urmager |
 Greek: ωρολογοποιός |
 Spanish: relojero |
 Estonian: kellassepp |
 Farsi: ساعت ساز |
 Finnish: kelloseppä |
 French: horloger/-ère |
 Hebrew: שָׁעָן |
 Hindi: घड़ीसाज |
 Croatian: urar |
 Hungarian: órás |
 Indonesian: tukang jam |
 Icelandic: úrsmiður |
 Italian: orologiaio |
 Japanese: 時計屋 |
 Korean: 시계 제조(수리)인 |
 Lithuanian: laikrodininkas |
 Latvian: pulksteņmeistars |
 Malay: pembuat jam, tukang jam |
 Dutch: horlogemaker |
 Norwegian: urmaker |
 Polish: zegarmistrz |
 Portuguese: relojoeiro |
 Romanian: ceasornicar |
 Russian: часовщик |
 Slovak: hodinár, -ka |
 Slovenian: urar |
 Serbian: sajdžija |
 Swedish: urmakare |
 Thai: ช่างนาฬิกา; ช่างทำหรือซ่อ |
 Turkish: saatçi |
 Taiwanese: 鐘錶匠 |
 Ukrainian: годинникар |
 Urdu: گھڑی ساز |
 Chinese: 钟表匠 |
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