high roller

haɪ ˈrəʊlə

Definition

Definition of high roller - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

extravagant spending

person who spends money extravagantly

He is known as a high roller in the fashion industry.

big spender

gamblinggambler who wagers large amounts of money

The casino welcomed the high roller with open arms.

bettor

gambler

speculator

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Expressions with high

high on

adv.

in a position far up on something

The picture hangs high on the wall.

fly high

feel very happy or excited

After winning the match, she was flying high.

high gear

gear setting in vehicles for high speed

When the road cleared, he shifted into high gear.

high ground

elevated area of land above surrounding areas

The castle was built on high ground.

at high noon

adv.

happening around 12 PM when the sun is highest

The duel was set to begin at high noon.

have high hopes

expect something very good or successful to happen

We have high hopes for the new project.

Expressions with roller

roller coaster

elevated railway with sharp curves and steep inclines for amusement rides

The roller coaster at the park was thrilling and fast.

emotional roller coaster

situation with many emotional highs and lows

The past year has been an emotional roller coaster for her.

roller-skaters

people who skate using shoes with wheels

The park was filled with roller-skaters enjoying the sunny day.

hair roller

cylinder used to curl or style hair

She used a hair roller to achieve perfect curls for the party..

lint roller

tool with adhesive paper for removing lint

She used a lint roller to clean her coat.

paint roller

tool with absorbent surface for spreading paint

He used a paint roller to cover the wall.

roller shoe

shoe with retractable wheels

He switched from walking to skating with his roller shoes.

roller skate

boot with small wheels for skating

She wore a roller skate to the park.

ab roller

small wheel with handles for core exercises

The ab roller helps improve core stability.

roller hockey

hockey played on roller skates on a hard surface

Roller hockey is popular in many countries.

Examples of high roller in a sentence

She became a high roller after winning the lottery.
High rollers often receive special treatment at casinos.
The high roller bet millions on a single hand.

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French:flambeur, gros parieur, ...
German:Vielausgeber, Großspieler, ...
Italian:grande spendaccione, grande scommettitore, ...
Spanish:derrochador, gran apostador, ...
Portuguese:gastador extravagante, grande apostador, ...
Chinese:豪客, 大赌客, ...
Japanese:大金を使う人, ハイローラー, ...
Arabic:مُبَذِّر, مُقامِر كَبير, ...
Hebrew:בַּזְבְּזָן, מְהַמֵּר כָּבֵד, ...
Russian:транжира, крупный игрок, ...
Ukrainian:марнотратник, гравець на великі ставки, ...
Hindi:फ़िजूलखर्च, बड़ा जुआरी, ...
Bengali:বড় খরুচে, বড় জুয়াড়ি, ...
Catalan:malgastador, gran apostador, ...
Czech:rozhazovač, velký hráč, ...
Danish:storspender, storspiller, ...
Dutch:big spender, grootgokker, ...
Greek:σπάταλος, μεγάλος παίκτης, ...
Hungarian:nagyvilági ember, nagyban játszó, ...
Khmer:អ្នកចាយលុយខ្ជះខ្ជាយ, អ្នកលេងល្បែងដែលភ្នាល់ប្រាក់ច្រើន, ...
Korean:큰손, ...
Persian:ولخرج, قمارباز کلان, ...
Polish:rozrzutnik, hazardzista grający o wysokie stawki, ...
Portuguese (BR):gastador, grande apostador, ...
Romanian:mare cheltuitor, jucător de risc, ...
Swedish:storfräsare, ...
Thai:นักใช้จ่ายเงินฟุ่มเฟือย, นักพนันรายใหญ่, ...
Turkish:savurgan, büyük bahisçi, ...
Vietnamese:người chơi sang, người chơi lớn, ...

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