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10 Language-to-English Dictionariestravail du cuir
Pronunciation / Transliteration: travail du cuir
"Il est passionné par le travail du cuir."
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The activity or skill of making decorative or functional objects out of leather.
"He spends his weekends pursuing leathercraft, making custom wallets and belts."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Compound of leather (from Old English lether) and craft (from Old English cræft, meaning skill, strength, or art), referring to the skilled practice of making decorative or useful items out of leather.
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travail du cuir
Transliteration: travail du cuir
"Il est passionné par le travail du cuir."
Lederhandwerk
Transliteration: Lederhandwerk
"Sie betreibt Lederhandwerk als Hobby."
pelletteria
Transliteration: pelletteria
"La pelletteria richiede molta pazienza e precisione."
marroquinería
Transliteration: marroquinería
"Aprendió el arte de la marroquinería de su abuelo."
courino
Transliteration: artesanato em couro
Script: artesanato em couro
"O artesanato em couro é uma tradição antiga na região."
चमड़ा कला
Transliteration: chamda kala
"उसने चमड़ा कला में एक सुंदर बैग बनाया।"
皮革工艺
Transliteration: pí gé gōng yì
"皮革工艺需要使用专门的工具和胶水。"
가죽공예
Transliteration: gajuk-gongye
"그는 주말마다 가죽공예를 배운다."
レザークラフト
Transliteration: rezā kurafuto
"彼女はレザークラフトで財布を作りました。"
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