jeweler
jeweler — noun
- jewelersingular
- jewelersplural
1. the way Americans spell the word that British English writes as 'jeweller' — bot
the way Americans spell the word that British English writes as 'jeweller' — both spellings mean the same thing
In the US, people write 'jeweler', but in the UK they write 'jeweller'.
variety: American vs British spelling
My American friend spelled it 'jeweler' and the British teacher wrote 'jeweller'.
The dictionary lists both 'jeweler' and 'jeweller' as correct spellings.
If you are writing for a US reader, use the spelling 'jeweler'.
用法筆記
British English uses 'jeweller' (double L). American English uses 'jeweler' (single L). Both are correct in their own variety.
常見錯誤
2. a person whose job is making, selling, or fixing jewelry such as rings, necklace
a person whose job is making, selling, or fixing jewelry such as rings, necklaces, and watches
Valentina took her broken necklace to a local jeweler for repair.
collocation: take something to a jeweler
The jeweler on Main Street sells diamond rings and silver watches.
Nadia is training to become a jeweler after finishing art school.
Felix works as a jeweler and makes custom wedding bands for couples.
Mizuki asked the jeweler to clean her grandmother's pearl necklace.
- goldsmith
specifically a jeweler who works with gold; more specialized
- silversmith
a jeweler who works mainly with silver
- lapidary
a person who cuts, polishes, and sets precious stones; more formal and specialized
用法筆記
In British English this sense is spelled 'jeweller'. In everyday use, both spellings refer to the same profession — the spelling difference does not affect the meaning.