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Definition of teaser - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
marketingpreview or advertisement to arouse interest
- The movie teaser was released last week.
2.
playful personperson who makes fun of others playfully
- He's such a teaser, always joking around.
3.
televisionbrief opening scene in a TV show
- The teaser got me hooked on the series.
4.
gamesdifficult question or problem
- That math problem was a real teaser.
5.
fishinglure used in fishing to attract fish
- He used a teaser to catch more fish.
6.
textileTECH. worker or device that teases woolTECH.
- The teaser prepared the wool for spinning.
7.
animalTECH. vasectomized male animal for detecting oestrusTECH.
- The teaser helped identify cows in heat.
Images of teaser
lure used in fishing to attract fish 
worker or device that teases wool
Expressions with teaser
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brief glimpse of a movie or show
The trailer was just a teaser for the upcoming film.
problem or activity meant to challenge and sharpen thinking
The teacher gave us a brain teaser at the end of class.
marketing strategy creating curiosity before full details are revealed
The company launched a teaser campaign for the new product.
initial low interest rate to attract borrowers
The bank offered a teaser rate to new customers.
Origin of teaser
English, tease (to provoke) + -er (agent noun)
Terms with teaser included in their meaning
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brain teaser
puzzle or question designed to test ingenuity
brain teaser
game or problem designed to test ingenuity or knowledge
brain teaser
difficult problem or riddle
brain teaser
crossword with tricky clues using puns, misdirection, and hidden meanings
media
teaser for a news story at 11 PM
news teaser
more information will be given during the late news
teaser
person who teases or mocks others playfully
brain teaser
chess problem solved in three moves
teaser
someone who likes to tease or provoke others
Examples of teaser in a sentence
Fans eagerly awaited the next teaser in the series. Sarah is a teaser, always making us laugh. My brother is a teaser, never missing a chance to joke. The teaser revealed just enough to spark interest. Fans eagerly awaited the next episode after the teaser. The final riddle was a teaser.
This logic teaser kept us busy all afternoon. The fisherman selected a shiny teaser for his tackle box. A colorful teaser can attract different types of fish. The factory's teaser broke down yesterday. A skilled teaser is essential in textile production. The farmer relied on the teaser to manage breeding schedules. Using a teaser improved the efficiency of the herd's reproduction.
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- French:teaser, taquin, ...
- German:Teaser, Spaßvogel, ...
- Italian:teaser, burlone, ...
- Spanish:tráiler, bromista, ...
- Portuguese:teaser, brincalhão, ...
- Chinese:预告片, 爱开玩笑的人, ...
- Japanese:ティーザー, からかい屋, ...
- Arabic:إِعْلان تَشْويقي, مُمازِح, ...
- Hebrew:טִיזֶר, מִתְלוֹצֵץ, ...
- Russian:тизер, дразнилка, ...
- Ukrainian:тизер, дражнилка, ...
- Hindi:टीज़र, चुहलबाज़, ...
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