ditcher
ˈdɪtʃər
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Definition of ditcher - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
abandonmentperson who abandons someone or something
  • He's known as a ditcher for leaving his team.
deserter
2.
occupationperson who digs ditches for work
  • The ditcher worked hard under the hot sun.
excavator
3.
bowls gameTECH.bowl that rolls into the ditch in bowlsTECH.
  • His shot was a ditcher, losing the round.
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Expressions with ditcher

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person who makes a final effort
He was a last-ditcher, refusing to give up until the end.

Origin of ditcher

English, ditch (trench) + er (one who)

Examples of ditcher in a sentence

  • As a ditcher, she often abandons projects halfway.
  • The ditcher was hired to work on the new road.
  • As a ditcher, he spent most of his day outdoors.
  • The player groaned as another ditcher cost them the game.
  • She watched in dismay as her bowl became a ditcher.

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  1. French:lâcheur, creuseur de fossés, ...
  2. German:Verlasser, Grabenarbeiter, ...
  3. Italian:abbandonatore, fossatore, ...
  4. Spanish:abandonador, zanjador, ...
  5. Portuguese:abandonador, cavador de valas, ...
  6. Chinese:抛弃者, 挖沟工, ...
  7. Japanese:放棄者, 溝掘り職人, ...
  8. Arabic:مُتَخَلٍّ, حَفَّار الخَنادِق, ...
  9. Hebrew:נוֹטֵשׁ, חוֹפֵר תְּעָלוֹת, ...
  10. Russian:человек, который бросает, землекоп, ...
  11. Ukrainian:той, хто кидає, копач канав, ...
  12. Hindi:त्यागी, खाई खोदने वाला, ...

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