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fashioner

/fˈæʃənɚ/ noun

One who fashions something; the maker or designer.

Word Origin Fashion comes from Latin facere 'to make' — so a fashioner is literally a 'maker'. The word originally meant the act of making or shaping something, and only later narrowed to style. The same root facere is incredibly productive: it gives us factory (a place of making), manufacture (making by hand), and even affect and effect (something made or done). The PIE root *dhe- 'to set, put' is the source of 'do' and 'deed' as well.

noun One who fashions something; the maker or designer. countable

As the fashioner of this innovative dress, she received international acclaim.

(名词) 塑造者；制造者；设计者

作为这款创新连衣裙的设计师，她获得了国际赞誉。

(sustantivo) creador; diseñador; artesano; artífice [Aquel que crea o diseña algo; el fabricante o diseñador.]

Como creadora de este vestido innovador, recibió reconocimiento internacional.

(nom) créateur; concepteur; façonnier; façonneur; artisan [Personne qui façonne ou conçoit quelque chose ; créateur ou designer.]

En tant que fashioner de cette robe innovante, elle reçut une reconnaissance internationale.

(Substantiv) Gestalter; Schöpfer; Schöpferin [Jemand, der etwas gestaltet, herstellt oder entwirft; der Schöpfer oder Designer.]

Als **fashioner** dieses innovativen Kleides erhielt sie internationale Anerkennung.

(名詞) 何かを形づくる人; 作り手または設計者。

この斬新なドレスのデザイナーとして、彼女は国際的な称賛を受けた。

(substantivo) criador; artesão; modelador; fabricante [Aquele que molda algo; o criador ou designer.]

Como criadora deste vestido inovador, ela recebeu reconhecimento internacional.

Synonyms: maker designer creator craftsman Antonyms: destroyer
Word parts: fashion + er

Related words

fashionable unfashionable factory affect effect feasible factual deficient efficient proficient sufficient

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