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settler

/ˈset.lər/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa a una persona que se establece en una nueva región o país para vivir allí, frecuentemente como parte de la fundación de una colonia.

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noun

/ˈset.lər/B1formal
  • esSustantivo que designa a una persona que se establece en una nueva región o país para vivir allí, frecuentemente como parte de la fundación de una colonia.

A noun referring to a person who moves to a new area or country to live there, often as part of establishing a colony.

  1. Colonial inhabitantB2formal

    A person who moves to a new region or country to establish a permanent home, often as part of a colony.

    escolono

    • The first European settlers arrived in the 17th century.
    • Settlers built homes and farms in the new territory.
    • Many settlers traveled west in search of land.

    Sinónimoscolonistcolonizerfrontiersmanhomesteaderpioneer

  2. Dispute resolverC1formal

    A person who helps to resolve disagreements or disputes between parties.

    esResolvedor de disputas

    • The mediator acted as a settler in the labor dispute.
    • A skilled settler can bring peace to a conflict.
    • The court appointed a settler to handle the negotiations.

    Sinónimosadjudicatorarbitratorconciliatormediatornegotiatorpeacemakerrefereeumpire

  3. Betting clerkC1informalbritish

    A clerk in a betting shop who calculates and pays out winnings.

    esEncargado de pagos en casas de apuestas

    • The settler quickly calculated the odds and paid the winner.
    • He worked as a settler at the local betting shop.
    • The settler double-checked the bets before closing.
Formas
  • settlers plural form
  • settlers' possessive plural form
  • settler's possessive singular form
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