English to Latin Meaning of cobble - cobble

Cobble :

cobble

noun

solidatae lac

verb

lapis, concilium bini, picem, ut lapilli

Cobble :: CobbleCobbled :: cobbledCobbles :: CobblesCobbling :: cobbling

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Definitions of cobble in English

Noun(1) rectangular paving stone with curved top; once used to make roads
Verb(1) pave with cobblestones(2) repair or mend

Examples of cobble in English

(1) The window in the study shattered as a piece of cobble flew into to it.(2) Modern economies rely on the division of labor, such that one needn't bake bread, smith tools and cobble shoes in a day's work.(3) I found I could relate this cobble to the very last year that the mine was being mined.(4) In total there are 148 square metres of accommodation, while outside, the back garden is laid in patio and cobble .(5) Among the items found were pieces of 12th century pottery, 12th or 14th century cobble and part of a hearth.(6) You make the big decision to finish and then they keep moving the dates to make sure they get every last cobble of coal.(7) The white cobbles burnt the soles of her feet even through her tough slippers.(8) The first thing I did was cobble together a working computer so they could get started on building a database for their finds.(9) A light tubular chassis with an inline 8 cylinder engine was made by cobbling a couple of sports engines together .(10) Plato had a particular reason for cobbling together the story.(11) In fact, he's doing fine, cobbling together an income by ├ö├ç├┐teaching some skiing seminars, selling some photos, and doing some freelance designing.├ö├ç├û(12) Those first armies had been cobbled together and paid on a hand-to-mouth basis.(13) Pulling herself painfully up, she wobbled shakily on the cobbles , catching the icy metal of the lamp-post next to her to steady herself.(14) Running her hand down along the side, she crouched in the shadows and reached to the bottom, where the stair met the well-worn cobbles .(15) Cobbling together good skills that can be applied to every situation will make you a force to be reckoned with at the table at all times.(16) The noise of his feet on the cobbles woke the dogs of the town, who barked as if they meant to break their chains.

Related Phrases of cobble

Related Phrases of cobble

Synonyms

Noun

1. cobblestone ::

cobblestone

2. sett ::

sett

Different Forms

cobble, cobbled, cobbles, cobbling

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