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thrower

/ˈθrəʊ.ər/

Traduction: Nom désignant une personne qui lance quelque chose d'un mouvement rapide de la main, ou un artisan qui façonne la poterie sur un tour de potier.

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noun

/ˈθrəʊ.ər/C1formal
  • frNom désignant une personne qui lance quelque chose d'un mouvement rapide de la main, ou un artisan qui façonne la poterie sur un tour de potier.

A noun referring to a person who projects something with a rapid motion of the arm, or a craftsman who shapes pottery on a wheel.

  1. Silk or Rayon WorkerC1formaltechnical

    A person who twists silk or rayon filaments into a thread or yarn.

    frouvrier(ère) moulineur(se) de soie

    • The thrower carefully twisted the silk filaments into a fine thread.
    • In the textile mill, the thrower operated the machine that produced the yarn.
    • The apprentice learned from the master thrower how to handle the delicate fibers.

    Synonymesthrowster

  2. ProjectorB1formalsport

    Someone who projects something, especially by a rapid motion of the arm.

    frlanceur

    • The javelin thrower launched the spear across the field.
    • A skilled knife thrower can hit a target from a great distance.
    • The baseball thrower has a powerful and accurate arm.

    Synonymescasterhurlerpitchertosser

  3. B2formalart

    A craftsman who shapes pottery on a potter's wheel and bakes them in a kiln.

    frTourneur sur argile

    • The thrower skillfully shaped the clay into a beautiful vase on the wheel.
    • After forming the bowl, the thrower placed it in the kiln for firing.
    • The master thrower taught his students the art of creating pottery.

    Synonymesceramicistceramistpotter

Formes
  • throwers plural form
  • throwers' possessive plural form
  • thrower's possessive singular form
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