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Definition of sniper - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
military shooterperson skilled in shooting from a concealed position
- The sniper remained hidden while targeting the enemy soldiers.
2.
sportsice hockey player specializing in scoring goals
- The sniper scored the winning goal.
3.
auctionRare person bidding last second in online auctionsRare
- The sniper won the auction with a last-second bid.
Expressions with sniper
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firearm made for accurate shooting at long distances
The sniper rifle can hit targets from far away.
gunshots from a hidden shooter aiming carefully at chosen targets
The patrol suddenly came under sniper fire from the nearby hills.
hidden position for a sniper to shoot targets
The soldier found a sniper nest overlooking the enemy base.
Origin of sniper
English, snipe (bird) + -er (one who does)
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Examples of sniper in a sentence
A sniper's patience is crucial for success. The team relies on their sniper for crucial goals. Every season, the sniper leads the league in goals. A sniper outbid everyone at the last moment. The auction was intense, but the sniper prevailed.
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- French:sniper, attaquant, ...
- German:Scharfschütze, Sniper, ...
- Italian:cecchino, bomber, ...
- Spanish:francotirador, goleador, ...
- Portuguese:franco-atirador, goleador, ...
- Chinese:狙击手, 射手, ...
- Japanese:狙撃兵, 得点王, ...
- Arabic:قَنَّاص, هداف, ...
- Hebrew:צַלָּף, סְקוֹרֶר, ...
- Russian:снайпер, последний ставочник, ...
- Ukrainian:снайпер, останній учасник, ...
- Hindi:स्नाइपर, गोल विशेषज्ञ, ...
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