fabricante
“fabricante” means “manufacturer” in Spanish (commercial/industrial producer).
manufacturer, maker
Also: producer
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El fabricante de este televisor ofrece dos años de garantía.
A2The manufacturer of this TV offers a two-year warranty.
Debemos contactar directamente con la fabricante de las piezas.
B1We must contact the manufacturer of the parts directly.
Muchos fabricantes están buscando materiales más sostenibles.
B2Many manufacturers are looking for more sustainable materials.
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From the Latin word 'fabricans', which refers to someone building or crafting something. It shares the same root as the English word 'fabricate'.
First recorded: 15th century
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Frequently Asked Questions
Does 'fabricante' apply to people or companies?
It can apply to both! It is most commonly used to refer to a manufacturing company, but it can also refer to the specific person who owns or runs the operation.
What is the difference between 'fabricante' and 'artesano'?
A 'fabricante' usually implies industrial production in a factory, while an 'artesano' (artisan) makes things by hand in a traditional way.
Can I use 'fabricante' for food producers?
It's understandable, but 'productor' or 'elaborador' is more natural for food. Use 'fabricante' for solid items like tools, machines, and clothes.