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whaler

/ˈweɪ.lər/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa a un marinero que trabaja en un barco dedicado a la caza de ballenas, o al propio barco ballenero.

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noun

/ˈweɪ.lər/C1formal
  • esSustantivo que designa a un marinero que trabaja en un barco dedicado a la caza de ballenas, o al propio barco ballenero.

A noun referring to either a seaman who works on a ship that hunts whales, or a ship engaged in whale fishing.

  1. A person who hunts whalesB2formal

    A sailor or crew member whose job is to hunt and process whales from a whaling vessel.

    esballenero

    • The experienced whaler knew the migration patterns of the great mammals.
    • Many 19th-century whalers spent years at sea.
    • The whaler carefully harpooned the whale from the small boat.
  2. A ship used for whalingB2formal

    A vessel specifically designed and equipped for hunting and processing whales.

    esBallenero (buque)

    • The whaler set sail from the port of Nantucket.
    • The old whaler was retrofitted into a museum ship.
    • They spotted a whaler on the horizon, returning from its voyage.

    Sinónimoswhaling ship

Formas
  • whalers plural form
  • whalers' possessive plural form
  • whaler's possessive singular form