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Locksmith I Makes Repairs Locks Call Lɑːksmɪθ N.锁匠

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Pron ['lɑːksmɪθ]
Back 【locksmith】
n.锁匠
I lost my key to the door, and I went to the locksmith to get a new one.
我掉了开门的钥匙,于是就到锁匠那儿去配了一个新的。
Vocab
locksmithsomeone who makes or repairs locks

If your job is installing locks on people's houses and fixing their broken locks, you can call yourself a locksmith.

A locksmith knows all about locks; she makes them, puts them on doors, and repairs them. If you've ever locked yourself out of your house, the person to call for help is a locksmith. When you need a new copy of your apartment key, you can also visit a locksmith. The word comes from lock and smith, from the Old English smið, "one who works with metal."

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