poler
ˈpoʊlər
Definition

Definition of poler - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
boatingRareone who propels a boat using a poleRare
  • The poler skillfully navigated the narrow canal.
boater gondolier rower
2.
transportationDatedhorse harnessed alongside a vehicle's poleDated
  • The poler stood patiently as the cart was loaded.
draught horse
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Images of poler

  • poler: horse harnessed alongside a vehicle's pole
    horse harnessed alongside a vehicle's pole

Origin of poler

Middle English, polen (to polish)

Examples of poler in a sentence

  • As a poler, she mastered the art of balance.
  • The poler was ready for the day's journey.
  • Farmers relied on the poler for transporting goods.

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  1. French:batelier, cheval de timon, ...
  2. German:Staker, Stangenpferd, ...
  3. Italian:barcaiolo, cavallo timoniere, ...
  4. Spanish:remero, caballo de vara, ...
  5. Portuguese:barqueiro, cavalo de varas, ...
  6. Chinese:撑船人, 套杆马, ...
  7. Japanese:ポーラー, ポール馬, ...
  8. Arabic:مُجْدِف بِالعَصا, حِصان مَرْبُوط بِجانِب عَمُود المَرْكَبَة, ...
  9. Hebrew:מַשִּׁיט בְּמוֹט, סוּס רָתוּם, ...
  10. Russian:лодочник, лошадь, запряжённая рядом с осью повозки, ...
  11. Ukrainian:лодочник, пристяжний кінь, ...
  12. Hindi:डंडे वाला, पोलर, ...

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