decker

ˈdɛkər

Definition

Definition of decker - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

structureobject with a specified number of levels

They boarded a three-decker ferry for the crowded harbor crossing.

layer

tier

transportationlevel or tier on a ship, bus, or other vehicle

The double decker bus had passengers on the upper deck..

level

tier

coverer

Rare

person or thing that covers or decorates

Rare

The decker added beautiful lights to the room.

cover

decorator

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Images of decker

level or tier on a ship, bus, or other vehicle

Expressions with decker

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double-decker

bus with two passenger decks

We took a double-decker to the city center.

single-decker

bus with only one level

The single-decker arrived at the bus stop on time..

three-decker

sandwich with three slices of bread

I ordered a delicious three-decker for lunch.

triple-decker

sandwich with three layers of filling

I ordered a triple-decker with extra cheese.

Origin of decker

German, Decker (coverer)

Terms with decker included in their meaning

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top deck

transportation

upper deck of a double-decker bus

midibus

bus size

single-decker bus smaller than a traditional bus

upper decker

transportation

upper level of a double-decker bus or ship

Examples of decker in a sentence

They bought a bunk bed that's a three-decker.
The ferry had a spacious lower decker.
The triple decker cake was a hit at the party.
The decker covered the cake with icing.
A decker decorated the hall for the wedding.

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French:véhicule à plusieurs niveaux, étage, ...
German:Doppeldecker, Ebene, ...
Italian:struttura a livelli, piano, ...
Spanish:doble piso, piso, ...
Portuguese:double-decker, andar, ...
Chinese:多层结构, 层, ...
Japanese:デッカー, 層, ...
Arabic:ذُو طَوَابِق, طَابِق, ...
Hebrew:דּוּ־קוֹמָתִי, סִיפּוֹן, ...
Russian:многоуровневый, этаж, ...
Ukrainian:двоповерховий, рівень, ...
Hindi:डेकर, स्तर, ...
Bengali:নির্দিষ্ট সংখ্যক তলাবিশিষ্ট বস্তু, স্তর, ...
Catalan:de diversos pisos, nivell, ...
Czech:vícepatrový objekt, paluba, ...
Danish:dobbeltdækker, niveau, ...
Dutch:dekker, dek, ...
Greek:σκάφος με καθορισμένο αριθμό καταστρωμάτων, επίπεδο, ...
Hungarian:emeletes, fedélzet, ...
Khmer:ជាន់, អ្នកតុបតែង, ...
Korean:이층 버스, 층, ...
Persian:وسیله یا سازه دارای تعداد مشخصی طبقه, طبقه, ...
Polish:piętrowiec, pokład, ...
Portuguese (BR):double-decker, andar, ...
Romanian:autobuz etajat, etaj, ...
Swedish:dubbelvåningsbuss, däck, ...
Thai:สิ่งที่มีจำนวนชั้นตามที่ระบุ, ชั้น, ...
Turkish:çift katlı, kat, ...
Vietnamese:vật có số tầng nhất định, tầng, ...

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