slater UK
ˈsleɪtər
Definition

Definition of slater - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
roofingRareUKperson who installs roof slatesRareUK
  • The slater finished the roof in two days.
roofer tiler
2.
woodlouseRareUKsmall crustacean found in damp placesRareUK
  • I found a slater under the log.
woodlouse
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  • slater: small crustacean found in damp places
    small crustacean found in damp places

Expressions with slater

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marine isopod crustacean living near high-water marks
A sea slater crawled across the rocks at low tide.

Origin of slater

Old English, slætere (one who slates)

Examples of slater in a sentence

  • Hiring a professional slater saved time.
  • The garden was full of slaters after the rain.
  • Children were fascinated by the slater crawling on the damp wall.

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  1. French:couvreur, cloporte, ...
  2. German:Schieferdecker, Kellerassel, ...
  3. Italian:tegolaio, porcellino di terra, ...
  4. Spanish:techador, cochinilla, ...
  5. Portuguese:telhador, tatuzinho, ...
  6. Chinese:铺瓦工, 潮虫, ...
  7. Japanese:屋根職人, ワラジムシ, ...
  8. Arabic:سَقَّاف, قَمْل الخَشَب, ...
  9. Hebrew:רַעֲפָן, חֲסִילוֹן, ...
  10. Russian:кровельщик, мокрица, ...
  11. Ukrainian:покрівельник, мокриця, ...
  12. Hindi:छत निर्माणकर्ता, छोटा केकड़ा, ...
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