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noun (a person who mends shoes.) zapaterotr['kɒbləSMALLr/SMALL]1 dated (shoe repairer) zapatero (remendón)cobbler ['kɑblər] n1) shoemaker: zapatero m, -ra f2)fruit cobbler : tarta f de frutan.• pastel de frutas s.m.• remendona s.f.• remendón s.m.• zapatero remendón s.m.'kɑːblər, 'kɒblə(r)1) ( shoe repairer) zapatero m (remendón)['kɒblǝ(r)]N zapatero(-a) m / f (remendón(-ona))* * *['kɑːblər, 'kɒblə(r)]1) ( shoe repairer) zapatero m (remendón)
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