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rocker

/ˈrɒk.ər/

Traducción: Sustantivo con varios significados: intérprete o seguidor de la música rock; mecedora, asiento con balancines; dispositivo usado por buscadores de oro para separar el oro de la tierra; o soporte curvo que permite a un objeto balancearse de un lado a otro.

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noun

/ˈrɒk.ər/B1formal
  • esSustantivo con varios significados: intérprete o seguidor de la música rock; mecedora, asiento con balancines; dispositivo usado por buscadores de oro para separar el oro de la tierra; o soporte curvo que permite a un objeto balancearse de un lado a otro.

A noun with multiple meanings: a performer or fan of rock music; a chair mounted on rockers; a device used by gold miners to separate gold from earth; or a curved support that allows an object to rock back and forth.

  1. Cradle attendantC2formal

    A person who rocks a baby in a cradle.

    esPersona que mece la cuna

    • The rocker gently soothed the infant to sleep.
    • In the old days, a rocker was often employed in wealthy households.
    • She worked as a rocker for the nursery.
  2. Rock music performer or fanA2informal

    A musician, composer, or enthusiast of rock music.

    esroquero

    • The rocker played an electrifying guitar solo.
    • He's a true rocker at heart, always listening to classic bands.
    • The festival attracted thousands of rockers from around the world.
  3. 1960s subculture memberB1informalbritish

    A teenager or young adult from the 1960s known for wearing leather jackets and riding motorcycles.

    esrocker (subcultura de los 60)

    • The rockers of the 1960s were often seen in leather jackets.
    • He styled himself as a rocker, complete with a motorcycle.
    • The film depicted the rivalry between rockers and mods.

    Sinónimosgreaser

  4. Rocking chairA2formal

    A chair mounted on curved supports that allows it to rock back and forth.

    esMecedora

    • She sat in the wooden rocker on the porch.
    • The old rocker creaked as he leaned back.
    • He bought a comfortable rocker for the nursery.

    Sinónimosrocking chair

  5. Gold mining toolC1formal

    A trough that can be rocked back and forth, used by gold miners to separate gold from earth and water.

    esCuna de lavar oro

    • The miners used a rocker to sift for gold in the stream.
    • He built a simple rocker for prospecting.
    • The rocker helped separate the auriferous material efficiently.

    Sinónimoscradle

  6. Curved ice skateC1formal

    An ice skate with a curved blade.

    esPatinete de cuchilla curva

    • The figure skater preferred a rocker blade for better turns.
    • He sharpened the rocker on his skates before the competition.
    • The rocker design allows for smoother gliding on ice.
  7. B2formal

    A curved support that allows an object to rock back and forth.

    esbalancín

    • The cradle was placed on a wooden rocker.
    • The rocking horse had a sturdy metal rocker.
    • The chair's rocker was made of polished oak.
Formas
  • rockers plural form
  • rockers' possessive plural form
  • rocker's possessive singular form