collier UK
ˈkəʊ.li.eɪ
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Definition of collier - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
coal minerDatedUKperson who digs or mines coalDatedUK
  • The collier worked long hours underground.
miner pitman
2.
maritimeDatedUKship designed to transport coalDatedUK
  • The collier docked at the port to unload.
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Origin of collier

Middle English, col (coal) + -ier (one who does)

Examples of collier in a sentence

  • Colliers face numerous risks in their daily work.
  • A collier was scheduled to arrive with fresh coal.
  • The old collier was retired after decades of service.

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  1. French:mineur, navire charbonnier, ...
  2. German:Bergmann, Kohlenfrachter, ...
  3. Italian:minatore, carboniere, ...
  4. Spanish:carbonero, buque carbonero, ...
  5. Portuguese:mineiro, navio de carvão, ...
  6. Chinese:矿工, 运煤船, ...
  7. Japanese:炭鉱夫, 石炭運搬船, ...
  8. Arabic:عامِل مَنْجَم الفَحْم, سَفينة فَحْم, ...
  9. Hebrew:כּוֹרֶה, סְפִינַת פַּחַם, ...
  10. Russian:угольщик, углевоз, ...
  11. Ukrainian:шахтар, вугільник, ...
  12. Hindi:कोयला खनिक, कोयला जहाज, ...
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