Tom is an expert clockmaker.
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Clockmaker
Synonyms for "clockmaker" (10 found)
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59 translations across 29 languages.
Arabic
1 entries- سَاعَاتِيّ noun (person who makes clocks)
Armenian
1 entries- ժամագործ noun (person who makes clocks)
Belarusian
2 entries- гадзі́ншчык noun (person who makes clocks)
- гадзі́ншчыца noun (person who makes clocks)
Bulgarian
2 entries- часовника́р noun (person who makes clocks)
- часовника́рка noun (person who makes clocks)
Catalan
2 entries- rellotger noun (person who makes clocks)
- rellotgera noun (person who makes clocks)
Chinese Mandarin
1 entries- 鐘錶匠 /钟表匠 noun (person who makes clocks)
Czech
2 entries- hodinář noun (person who makes clocks)
- hodinářka noun (person who makes clocks)
Dutch
4 entries- horlogemaakster noun (person who makes clocks)
- horlogemaker noun (person who makes clocks)
- klokkenmaakster noun (person who makes clocks)
- klokkenmaker noun (person who makes clocks)
Estonian
1 entries- kellassepp noun (person who makes clocks)
Finnish
1 entries- kelloseppä noun (person who makes clocks)
French
2 entries- horloger noun (person who makes clocks)
- horlogère noun (person who makes clocks)
Georgian
1 entries- მესაათე noun (person who makes clocks)
German
2 entries- Uhrmacher noun (person who makes clocks)
- Uhrmacherin noun (person who makes clocks)
Gujarati
1 entries- ઘડિયાળી noun (person who makes clocks)
Italian
2 entries- orologiaia noun (person who makes clocks)
- orologiaio noun (person who makes clocks)
Japanese
2 entries- 時計屋 noun (person who makes clocks)
- 時計師 noun (person who makes clocks)
Korean
3 entries- 시계 기술자 noun (person who makes clocks)
- 시계 제작자 noun (person who makes clocks)
- 시계사 noun (person who makes clocks)
Macedonian
4 entries- часовникар noun (person who makes clocks)
- часовникарка noun (person who makes clocks)
- часовничар noun (person who makes clocks)
- часовничарка noun (person who makes clocks)
Maltese
1 entries- arluġġar noun (person who makes clocks)
Polish
2 entries- zegarmistrz noun (person who makes clocks)
- zegarmistrzyni noun (person who makes clocks)
Portuguese
2 entries- relojoeira noun (person who makes clocks)
- relojoeiro noun (person who makes clocks)
Romanian
2 entries- ceasornicar noun (person who makes clocks)
- orologier noun (person who makes clocks)
Russian
3 entries- часово́й ма́стер noun (person who makes clocks)
- часовщи́к noun (person who makes clocks)
- часовщи́ца noun (person who makes clocks)
Serbo-Croatian
4 entries- ùrār noun (person who makes clocks)
- časovničar noun (person who makes clocks)
- у̀ра̄р noun (person who makes clocks)
- часовничар noun (person who makes clocks)
Slovak
2 entries- hodinár noun (person who makes clocks)
- hodinárka noun (person who makes clocks)
Slovene
2 entries- urar noun (person who makes clocks)
- urarka noun (person who makes clocks)
Spanish
2 entries- relojera noun (person who makes clocks)
- relojero noun (person who makes clocks)
Ukrainian
2 entries- годинника́р noun (person who makes clocks)
- годинника́рка noun (person who makes clocks)
Uzbek
1 entries- soatsoz noun (person who makes clocks)
Sample sentences
7 total sentences available.
I see a clock, but I cannot envision the clockmaker. The human mind is unable to conceive of the four dimensions, so how can it conceive of a God, before whom a thousand years and a thousand dimensions are as one?
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The universe confuses me and I cannot imagine how this clockwork can exist without a clockmaker.
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I want to become a clockmaker.
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