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Definition of comber - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
oceanRare large wave breaking on the shoreRare
- The surfer rode the comber smoothly to the beach.
2.
marine lifeTECH. UK fish found in European watersTECH. UK
- The comber is commonly seen in Mediterranean waters.
3.
textile workerDated person who combs wool or cotton fibersDated
- The comber worked diligently in the textile mill.
Images of comber

large wave breaking on the shore 
fish found in European waters
Origin of comber
Old English, camb (comb)
Examples of comber in a sentence
He watched the comber from the safety of the shore. Fishermen often catch comber along the Atlantic coast. The comber's diet includes small crustaceans and fish. The comber ensured the fibers were smooth and aligned. In the factory, the comber's role was crucial for quality.
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- French:vague déferlante, comber, ...
- German:Woge, Meerbrassen, ...
- Italian:onda grande, perchia, ...
- Spanish:ola rompedora, serranus cabrilla, ...
- Portuguese:onda grande, sargo, ...
- Chinese:大浪, 海鲷, ...
- Japanese:大波, コーマー, ...
- Arabic:موجة عاتية, كَمبَر, ...
- Hebrew:גַּל גָּדוֹל, קוֹמְבֶּר, ...
- Russian:большая волна, морская рыба, ...
- Ukrainian:прибійна хвиля, губан, ...
- Hindi:बड़ी लहर, कॉम्बर मछली, ...
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