No. 1,009 in Spanish
obrador
A workshop or place where artisans or bakers work.
In a sentence
El obrador es donde los artesanos trabajan creando sus obras.
The workshop is where artisans work creating their crafts.
In this sentence, 'obrador' refers to a place where artisans or craftsmen work on producing their creations, emphasizing its use to denote a workshop.
Contratamos un obrador para renovar nuestra cocina.
We hired a builder to renovate our kitchen.
Here, 'obrador' is used to refer to a builder—a person who constructs or renovates structures—highlighting the term's application to denote professionals in construction.
El obrador de pastelería está lleno de delicias listas para hornear.
The pastry workshop is full of delights ready to bake.
In this instance, 'obrador' specifies a bakery or pastry workshop, showcasing its use in culinary contexts to denote a workspace for preparing baked goods.
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