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10 Language-to-English DictionariesMetalworker
/ˈmɛtəlˌwɜrkər/Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
A person who works with metal, especially one who shapes and crafts metal into objects or structures.
"The metalworker skillfully forged a beautiful iron gate." - 2
An artisan or tradesperson specializing in metal fabrication and design.
"The metalworker created intricate sculptures from recycled materials."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The term 'metalworker' is derived from the combination of 'metal', which comes from the Latin 'metallum' meaning 'mine, metal', and 'worker', which originates from the Old English 'weorc', meaning 'to work'. The term has evolved to refer specifically to individuals skilled in shaping and crafting metal materials.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Metalworker" is said worldwide
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Métallier
Transliteration: metallier
"Le métallier a créé une sculpture en métal."
Metallarbeiter
Transliteration: metallarbeiter
"Der Metallarbeiter hat ein neues Kunstwerk geschaffen."
Fabbro
Transliteration: fabbro
"Il fabbro ha riparato la porta di ferro."
Metalúrgico
Transliteration: metalúrgico
"El metalúrgico diseñó una estructura metálica."
Metalúrgico
Transliteration: metalúrgico
"O metalúrgico criou uma peça única."
धातुकार
Transliteration: dhātukār
"धातुकार ने एक सुंदर धातु की मूर्ति बनाई।"
金属工
Transliteration: jīnshǔ gōng
"金属工制作了一个精美的金属雕塑。"
금속공
Transliteration: geumsokgong
"금속공이 새로운 금속 작품을 만들었습니다."
金属工
Transliteration: kinzoku kō
"金属工は美しい金属の彫刻を作りました。"
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