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lacer

/ˈleɪ.sər/

Traduction: Nom désignant un ouvrier qui lace des articles tels que des chaussures, des ballons de football ou des livres lors de la reliure.

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/ˈleɪ.sər/C2formal
  • frNom désignant un ouvrier qui lace des articles tels que des chaussures, des ballons de football ou des livres lors de la reliure.

A noun referring to a worker who laces items such as shoes, footballs, or books during binding.

  1. Shoe lacerC1formal

    A worker who laces or fastens the laces on shoes during manufacturing.

    frLaceur de chaussures

    • The lacer carefully threaded each shoelace through the eyelets.
    • In the factory, the lacer was responsible for the final step of closing the shoe.
    • He trained as a lacer for a year before working on premium footwear.
  2. Football lacerC1formal

    A worker who laces footballs (soccer balls or American footballs) to ensure proper shape and stitching.

    frouvrier qui lacet les ballons

    • Each football was passed to the lacer for final stitching.
    • The lacer ensured the laces were tight and secure on the ball.
    • An experienced lacer can finish a dozen footballs in an hour.
  3. Book binder's lacerC1formal

    A worker who laces book covers during the binding process, attaching cords or tapes.

    frlaceur de reliure

    • The lacer threaded the cords through the spine of the book.
    • Before automation, every hardcover book required a skilled lacer.
    • The lacer's work ensured the book cover stayed attached for years.
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