fetcher
ˈfɛtʃər
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Definition of fetcher - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
retrieverRareone who goes to get something and bring it backRare
  • The dog acted as a fetcher during the game of fetch..
go-getter retriever
2.
sportsTECH.UKrugby player focusing on gaining possessionTECH.UK
  • The fetcher quickly regained the ball for his team.
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Origin of fetcher

Old English, feccan (to fetch)

Examples of fetcher in a sentence

  • In the village, he was known as the best fetcher of water.
  • The fetcher was praised for his exceptional performance on the field.
  • As a fetcher, he was crucial in turning over possession.

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  1. French:apporteur, flanker, ...
  2. German:Retriever, Balljäger, ...
  3. Italian:recuperatore, flanker, ...
  4. Spanish:buscador, jugador de rugby, ...
  5. Portuguese:buscador, recuperador, ...
  6. Chinese:取回者, 争球手, ...
  7. Japanese:取ってくる人, フェッチャー, ...
  8. Arabic:مسترجع, لاعِب اِسْتِعادَة الاِسْتِحْواذ, ...
  9. Hebrew:מֵבִיא, חוֹטֵף, ...
  10. Russian:приносчик, фетчер, ...
  11. Ukrainian:принесення, здобувач, ...
  12. Hindi:लाने वाला, फेचर, ...

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