waterer
/ˈwɔː.tər.ər/noun
/ˈwɔː.tər.ər/Существительное, обозначающее человека, который поливает растения или сельскохозяйственные культуры, или помощника, который снабжает питьевой водой.
Persona que riega plantas o cultivos, o que provee agua potable a otros.
Personne qui arrose des plantes ou des cultures, ou aide fournissant de l'eau potable.
Substantiv für eine Person, die Pflanzen oder Feldfrüchte gießt, oder für eine Person, die Wasser bereitstellt oder verteilt.
Substantivo que designa a pessoa que rega plantas ou culturas agrícolas, ou o assistente que fornece água potável.
名词,指给植物或农作物浇水的人,或提供饮用水的人或装置。
اسم يدل على الشخص الذي يسقي النباتات أو المحاصيل، أو الذي يزوّد الآخرين بمياه الشرب. ويُستعمل أيضًا للدلالة على من يقوم بعملية الري أو إمداد الماء.
A noun referring to a person who waters plants or crops, or an assistant who supplies drinking water.
Plant or crop irrigatorB2formal
A person who waters plants, flowers, or crops, typically in a garden or agricultural setting.
Поливальщик
Persona que riega plantas o cultivos
Personne qui arrose les plantes
Wässerer
Regador
浇水者
ساقي النباتات
- The waterer carefully tended to each seedling in the greenhouse.
- A professional waterer is hired to maintain the botanical garden's hydration schedule.
- The farmer employed a waterer to ensure the crops received adequate moisture during the dry season.
Drinking water supplierC1formal
An assistant or attendant who provides drinking water, often in a historical or service context.
Водонос
aguador
Serveur d'eau potable
Wasserträger
Aguadeiro
供水人
ساقي الماء
- In ancient times, a waterer would carry jugs to refresh travelers on long journeys.
- The waterer at the event ensured all guests had access to fresh drinking water.
- During the construction, a waterer was assigned to keep the workers hydrated.
Synonymswater boy
Forms
- waterers plural form
- waterers' possessive plural form
- waterer's possessive singular form