resole

/'ri:'soul/
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resole

The cobbler will resole the worn leather shoes.

Definition
  1. Verb:
    • To replace the worn-out bottom part (sole) of a shoe or boot with a new one. This is a specific action performed by a cobbler or someone skilled in shoe repair.
Usage
  • The verb resole is a transitive verb, meaning it requires a direct object (the shoe being repaired).
  • It is used to describe the act of shoe repair, specifically concerning the sole. It implies restoration and extending the life of footwear.
  • It is often used in the passive voice (e.g., "to be resoled").
Examples
  • Verb:
    • I need to resole my favorite leather boots; the heels are completely worn down.
    • These shoes are so well-made that they can be resoled multiple times.
    • The cobbler said he could resole and polish them to look like new.
Advanced Usage
  • "To have something resoled": This is a common construction where the action is performed by a professional for the owner.
    • He had his dress shoes resoled before the wedding.
Variants and Related Words
  • Resoling (gerund/noun): The act or process of putting a new sole on a shoe.
    • The resoling of these boots will cost about forty dollars.
  • Sole (noun/verb): The bottom part of a shoe or foot; or the act of furnishing with a sole. Resole is derived from this word with the prefix "re-" (meaning "again").
  • Cobble (verb): To mend or make (shoes). Resoling is a common cobbling task.
Synonyms
  • Reheel: To replace the heel of a shoe. (Note: This is a different, though related, repair action).
  • Repair: A more general term for fixing something, which can include resoling.
Phrasal Verbs
  • The word resole does not commonly form phrasal verbs.
Related Idioms
  • There are no common idioms using the word resole.
resole

The cobbler will resole the worn leather shoes.

Verb
  1. put a new sole on
    • sole the shoes

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