Definition
Definition of shlepper - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
- He looked like a shlepper with all those bags.
2.
- She called him a shlepper after he dropped the dishes..
Origin of shlepper
Yiddish, shlep (to drag)
Examples of shlepper in a sentence
As a shlepper, he was used to carrying loads up the stairs. He felt like a shlepper after tripping over his own feet. The shlepper couldn't manage to carry the boxes properly.
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- French:porteur, empoté, ...
- German:Schlepper, Tollpatsch, ...
- Italian:facchino, inefficiente, ...
- Spanish:cargador, ineficiente, ...
- Portuguese:carregador, trapalhão, ...
- Chinese:搬运工, 笨手笨脚的人, ...
- Japanese:荷物持ち, 不器用な人, ...
- Arabic:حَمَّال, أخرق, ...
- Hebrew:שְׁלֶפֶּר, שלומיאל, ...
- Russian:носильщик, неуклюжий человек, ...
- Ukrainian:тягарник, незграба, ...
- Hindi:श्लेपर, अकुशल व्यक्ति, ...
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