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bowler

/ˈbəʊ.lər/

Übersetzung: Substantiv mit mehreren Bedeutungen: ein Spieler im Cricket, der den Ball zum Schlagmann wirft; ein Spieler, der Kugeln auf einer Bahn im Kegeln rollt; oder eine runde, steife Filzhutform mit schmaler Krempe.

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noun

/ˈbəʊ.lər/B1formalsport
  • deSubstantiv mit mehreren Bedeutungen: ein Spieler im Cricket, der den Ball zum Schlagmann wirft; ein Spieler, der Kugeln auf einer Bahn im Kegeln rollt; oder eine runde, steife Filzhutform mit schmaler Krempe.

A noun with multiple meanings: a cricketer who delivers the ball to the batsman, a player who rolls balls down an alley at pins, or a type of round, hard felt hat with a narrow brim.

  1. Cricket playerB1formalsport

    A cricketer who delivers the ball to the batsman in the sport of cricket.

    deBowler

    • The bowler took three wickets in the first over.
    • He is known as the fastest bowler in the team.
    • The bowler's delivery was too fast for the batsman.
  2. Bowling playerA2formalsport

    A player who rolls a ball down an alley to knock down pins in the game of bowling.

    deBowlingspieler

    • The bowler scored a strike on his first attempt.
    • She is an experienced bowler with a high average score.
    • The bowler aimed carefully before releasing the ball.
  3. Type of hatB2formalbritish

    A felt hat with a round, hard crown and a narrow brim, also known as a derby hat.

    deBowlerhut

    • He wore a classic bowler hat to the formal event.
    • The gentleman tipped his bowler as he passed by.
    • Bowler hats were popular in the early 20th century.

    Synonymebowler hatderby

Formen
  • bowlers plural form
  • bowlers' possessive plural form
  • bowler's possessive singular form
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