n.鞋匠，酥皮水果馅饼，胡说，废话

原形：cobbler复数：cobblers

The cobbler was known for his skill in repairing old, worn-out shoes.
这位鞋匠以修复旧的、破烂的鞋子的手艺而闻名。
She took her favorite pair of heels to the cobbler to have the soles replaced.
她把最喜欢的那双高跟鞋拿到鞋匠那里去换鞋底。
The cobbler's shop had a pleasant aroma of leather and glue.
鞋匠的店里弥漫着皮革和胶水的宜人气息。
He learned the art of cobbling from his grandfather, who was also a renowned cobbler.
他从他的祖父那里学到了制鞋的手艺，他的祖父也是一位著名的鞋匠。
After years of neglect, she finally decided to take her boots to the cobbler for a thorough restoration.
多年疏于打理后，她终于决定把靴子送到鞋匠那里进行全面修复。
The cobbler's bench was cluttered with tools and pieces of leather waiting to be transformed.
鞋匠的工作台上散落着工具和等待被改造的皮革碎片。
In the small village, the cobbler's shop served as a gathering place for locals to exchange news and gossip.
在那个小村庄里，鞋匠的店铺成了当地人交换新闻和八卦的聚集地。
It's a shame that the traditional craft of cobbling is dying out in many parts of the world.
传统制鞋手艺在世界许多地方逐渐消失，这真是可惜。
The cobbler's sign read "All Types of Shoes Repaired Here", promising expertise in every repair.
鞋匠的招牌上写着“各类鞋子修复于此”，承诺在每一项修理中都展现出专业技能。
Despite modern technology, there are still those who prefer the personalized touch of a skilled cobbler for their footwear needs.
尽管有现代技术，仍有人偏爱技术熟练的鞋匠为他们的鞋类需求提供个性化服务。