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schlepper

/ˈʃlɛp.ər/

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noun

formalcommon/ˈʃlɛp.ər/

A noun of Yiddish origin referring to an awkward, clumsy, or stupid person, often used informally.

  • 🇷🇺Существительное идишского происхождения, обозначающее неуклюжего, неловкого или глупого человека, часто используемое неформально.
  1. Awkward or stupid person C1 informal american

    A person who is clumsy, slow, or lacking intelligence; often used in Yiddish-influenced contexts.

    • He's such a schlepper; he can't even carry a simple box without dropping it.
    • Don't be a schlepper and just follow the instructions.
    • She called him a schlepper after he tripped over his own feet.

    🇷🇺Неуклюжий или глупый человек

    Synonyms: bumblerdopeklutzlummoxoafschlemiel

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