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Definition of dragger - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
person pullingRare US person who drags or pulls something heavyRare US
- The dragger at the construction site moved the beams effortlessly.
2.
sportsTECH. US person who participates in drag racingTECH. US
- The dragger won the race with ease.
3.
transportationTECH. US vehicle used in drag racingTECH. US
- The dragger sped down the track.
Origin of dragger
Middle English, draggen (to pull)
Examples of dragger in a sentence
As a dragger, he was known for his strength. The dragger sped down the track, leaving others behind. Every dragger at the event was eager to showcase their skills. The dragger roared past the finish line. Fans cheered as the dragger took off.
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- French:traîneur, dragster, ...
- German:Schlepper, Drag-Racer, ...
- Italian:trascinatore, pilota di drag, ...
- Spanish:arrastrador, corredor de arrancones, ...
- Portuguese:carregador, piloto de arranques, ...
- Chinese:拉动者, 赛车手, ...
- Japanese:引き手, ドラッガー, ...
- Arabic:الشخص الذي يسحب, مُتَسَابِق سَحْب, ...
- Hebrew:גּוֹרֵר, דְּרָאגֶר, ...
- Russian:тягловый рабочий, гонщик, ...
- Ukrainian:тягнучий, гонщик, ...
- Hindi:खींचने वाला, ड्रैगर, ...
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