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excavator

/ˈeks.kə.veɪ.tər/

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noun

/ˈeks.kə.veɪ.tər/B2formaltechnical
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее либо человека, выполняющего земляные работы для фундаментов, карьеров или аналогичных проектов, либо машину, предназначенную для копания и перемещения грунта.

A noun referring to either a person who performs excavation work for foundations, quarries, or similar projects, or a machine designed for digging and moving earth.

  1. Construction machineB1formal

    A large, heavy machine equipped with a bucket and arm, used for digging and moving earth or other materials.

    ruЭкскаватор

    • The excavator dug a deep trench for the new pipeline.
    • Workers operated the excavator to clear the construction site.
    • A yellow excavator was parked near the building site.

    Synonymsbackhoediggerpower shovel

  2. Worker who excavatesB2formal

    A person whose job is to dig or remove earth, typically for building foundations or quarrying.

    ruЗемлекоп

    • The excavator carefully removed the soil around the ancient ruins.
    • Experienced excavators are needed for this archaeological dig.
    • The excavator used a shovel to clear the debris.

    Synonymsdiggernavvy

Forms
  • excavators plural form
  • excavators' possessive plural form
  • excavator's possessive singular form
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