comber
ˈkəʊmə
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Definition of comber - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
oceanRarelarge wave breaking on the shoreRare
  • The surfer rode the comber smoothly to the beach.
breaker roller surf
2.
marine lifeTECH.UKfish found in European watersTECH.UK
  • The comber is commonly seen in Mediterranean waters.
rockfish sea bass
3.
textile workerDatedperson who combs wool or cotton fibersDated
  • The comber worked diligently in the textile mill.
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Images of comber

  • comber: large wave breaking on the shore
    large wave breaking on the shore
  • comber: fish found in European waters
    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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  1. French:vague déferlante, comber, ...
  2. German:Woge, Meerbrassen, ...
  3. Italian:onda grande, perchia, ...
  4. Spanish:ola rompedora, serranus cabrilla, ...
  5. Portuguese:onda grande, sargo, ...
  6. Chinese:大浪, 海鲷, ...
  7. Japanese:大波, コーマー, ...
  8. Arabic:موجة عاتية, كَمبَر, ...
  9. Hebrew:גַּל גָּדוֹל, קוֹמְבֶּר, ...
  10. Russian:большая волна, морская рыба, ...
  11. Ukrainian:прибійна хвиля, губан, ...
  12. Hindi:बड़ी लहर, कॉम्बर मछली, ...
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