Definition
Definition of schlepper - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
- The schlepper helped with our luggage at the hotel.
2.
- They treated him like a schlepper, despite his hard work.
3.
- He's just a schlepper, drifting from place to place.
Origin of schlepper
Yiddish, shlep (to drag)
Examples of schlepper in a sentence
The schlepper carried boxes from the truck to the store. He worked as a schlepper in the bustling market. Despite being a schlepper, he took pride in his craftsmanship. The novel's protagonist is a schlepper, wandering through life aimlessly. As a schlepper, she never settled in one place for long.
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- French:porteur, manœuvre, ...
- German:Gepäckträger, Handlanger, ...
- Italian:facchino, vagabondo, ...
- Spanish:cargador, peón, ...
- Portuguese:carregador, trabalhador, ...
- Chinese:搬运工, 苦力, ...
- Japanese:運び屋, 下働き, ...
- Arabic:حَمّال, عامل وضيع, ...
- Hebrew:סַבָּל, שְׁלֶפֶּר, ...
- Russian:грузчик, чернорабочий, ...
- Ukrainian:носій, чорнороб, ...
- Hindi:कुली, श्लेपर, ...
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