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Bionika
tailor / sewer
What's the difference?
And what word is more appropriate if in general conversation we want to mention people who simply sew clothes?
12 nov. 2013 10:11
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Sewer is just someone that sews. A tailor specifically makes clothes. Additionally sewer means: An artificial, usually underground conduit for carrying off sewage or rainwater. The word sewer is most commonly known for this definition. So using the word tailor would be easier to understand.
12 november 2013
sewer doesn't design the clothes
12 november 2013
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