chancer UK
ˈtʃænsər
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Definition of chancer - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
opportunistRareUKperson exploiting opportunities for personal gainRareUK
  • He's just a chancer looking for a quick profit.
exploiter opportunist
2.
risk-takerRareUKsomeone who takes risks to gain advantageRareUK
  • He was known as a chancer in the business world.
gambler opportunist
3.
pretenderRareUKindividual pretending to have skills they lackRareUK
  • The new manager is a chancer with no real experience.
impostor pretender
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Origin of chancer

French, chance (luck)

Examples of chancer in a sentence

  • She was known as a chancer in business deals.
  • She's a chancer, always looking for the next big opportunity.
  • That chancer bet all his money on a single horse race.
  • He's just a chancer trying to sell fake products.
  • The chancer claimed to be a professional chef.

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  1. French:opportuniste, audacieux, ...
  2. German:Opportunist, Draufgänger, ...
  3. Italian:opportunista, rischiatore, ...
  4. Spanish:aventurero, farsante, ...
  5. Portuguese:oportunista, aventureiro, ...
  6. Chinese:投机者, 冒险者, ...
  7. Japanese:チャンサー, リスクを取る人, ...
  8. Arabic:مُغْتَنِم الفُرَص, مخاطر, ...
  9. Hebrew:אוֹפּוֹרְטוּנִיסְט, סִיכּוּן, ...
  10. Russian:авантюрист, притворщик, ...
  11. Ukrainian:опортуніст, ризикований, ...
  12. Hindi:मौकापरस्त, जोखिम लेने वाला, ...
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