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Definition of comer - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
- The young artist is a comer in the art world.
2.
- The runner was a comer in the final lap.
Expressions with comer
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someone who is gaining prominence in a field
The young artist is considered an up-and-comer in the art community.
Origin of comer
Latin, comedere (to eat)
Examples of comer in a sentence
In the tech sector, she's seen as a comer. In the cycling event, he was a comer by the third lap. The swimmer emerged as a comer during the final stretch.
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- French:étoile montante, rattrapeur, ...
- German:Aufsteiger, Aufholer, ...
- Italian:astro nascente, inseguitore, ...
- Spanish:promesa, alcanzador, ...
- Portuguese:promessa, perseguidor, ...
- Chinese:潜力股, 追赶者, ...
- Japanese:有望株, 追い上げてくる人, ...
- Arabic:وَاعِد, اللاحق, ...
- Hebrew:עוֹלֶה, סוֹגֵר פְּעָרִים, ...
- Russian:восходящая звезда, догоняющий участник, ...
- Ukrainian:перспективний, той, хто наздоганяє, ...
- Hindi:उभरता सितारा, पकड़ने वाला, ...
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