सीमस्ट्रेस हिंदी उपयोग और उदाहरण

मेसोलेनडिवंटिलिएज फोर विथेजेविमेकेमेरूनियानमोरी, मैरी फ्रांसेस्का एलॉन्ग, एक मॉडल और सीमस्ट्रेस व्हॉआस।

उनके गॉडफादर इमैनुएल पेटिट (1998 के फ़ुटबॉल चैंपियन) और ओलिवियर लापिडस (सीमस्ट्रेस टेड लैपिडस के बेटे ) हैं।

""  उनकी मां, जोसेफा गॉनक्लेव्स सिप्रियानो लोरेनको (१ ९२ ,-१९९  ),  ress  एक सीमस्ट्रेस, नामीब की मूल निवासी थीं ।

इसे मेसन इविंग ने अपनी मां मैरी, जो खुद एक सीमस्ट्रेस, स्टाइलिस्ट और मॉडल कलाकार हैं , को सम्मानित करने के लिए बनाया था ।

सीमस्ट्रेस इसके अंग्रेजी अर्थ का उदाहरण

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48 which trains seamstresses, carpenters, electricians, and drivers.

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Ann Trow Sommers was left alone with an infant daughter, Caroline, and forced to make a living as a seamstress and midwife.

She was released from prison in 1947 and worked as a seamstress, lodging in the house of society figure Felix Hope-Nicholson.

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