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puncher

/ˈpʌn.tʃər/

Traduction: Nom avec plusieurs sens : ouvrier salarié qui s'occupe du bétail à cheval ; personne qui porte des coups ; ou outil servant à faire des trous ou des creux.

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noun

/ˈpʌn.tʃər/B2formal
  • frNom avec plusieurs sens : ouvrier salarié qui s'occupe du bétail à cheval ; personne qui porte des coups ; ou outil servant à faire des trous ou des creux.

A noun with multiple meanings: a hired hand who tends cattle on horseback, a person who delivers punches, or a tool used for making holes or indentations.

  1. Cowboy or cattle handB2informalamerican

    A hired worker who tends cattle and performs various duties on horseback, especially in the American West.

    frCow-boy ou vacher (ouvrier agricole à cheval)

    • The old puncher rounded up the herd before sunset.
    • He worked as a puncher on a ranch in Texas for years.
    • The puncher rode across the plains to check on the cattle.

    Synonymescowboycowhandcowherdcowpoke

  2. One who delivers punchesB1informalsport

    A person who strikes or delivers blows, especially in boxing or fighting.

    frpersonne qui frappe

    • He is a strong puncher in the ring.
    • The boxer is known as a heavy puncher.
    • She is a quick puncher with great accuracy.

    Synonymesboxerbrawlerfighterhitterpugilistsluggerstriker

  3. Hole-making toolB1formaltechnical

    A tool or device used for making holes or indentations in materials like paper, leather, or metal.

    frEmporte-pièce

    • Use a puncher to make holes in the leather strap.
    • The office puncher broke after heavy use.
    • He bought a new puncher for his workshop.

    Synonymespunch

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  • punchers plural form
  • punchers' possessive plural form
  • puncher's possessive singular form
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