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MUSCOVITE Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary
Tailor v dressmaker
Hi,
tailor = someone whose job is to make men's clothes (from a longman dictionary)
What is the English for someone whose job is to make (men's AND) women's clothes? Dressmaker? Seamstress?
If you could please explain the difference between these three "occupation types" (tailor - seamstress - dressmaker)?
Mus-te
tailor = someone whose job is to make men's clothes (from a longman dictionary)
What is the English for someone whose job is to make (men's AND) women's clothes? Dressmaker? Seamstress?
If you could please explain the difference between these three "occupation types" (tailor - seamstress - dressmaker)?
Mus-te
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MUSCOVITE What is the English for someone whose job is to make (men's AND) women's clothes Seamstress. Tailor is as you have there. A dressmaker makes dresses.
- MUSCOVITE What is the English for someone whose job is to make (men's AND) women's clothes Seamstress.
- Tailor is as you have there.
- A dressmaker makes dresses.
- A seamstress makes different types od clothes, their name comes from the sewing .
- A join in two pieces of fabric is the seam.
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MUSCOVITEWhat is the English for someone whose job is to make (men's AND) women's clothesSeamstress.
Tailor is as you have there. A dressmaker makes dresses. A seamstress makes different types od clothes, their name comes from the sewing . A join in two pieces of fabric is the seam. They join them so they are called seamstresses. I don't know wh
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