Word: thresher

Category: thresher

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Synonyms: thresher

thresher shark, thrasher, threshing machine

Translations: thresher

spanish
trilladora


german
Dreschmaschine, Drescher, Fuchs

french
batteuse

italian
trebbiatrice, trebbiatore, volpe, battitore

portuguese
batedeira, Thresher, debulhador, debulhador de, debulhadeira

dutch
dorsmachine, dorser, tresher

russian
молотильщик, молотилка

norwegian
tresker, treske, treskeren, treskeverk

swedish
tröskverk, TRÖSKARE, tröskverket, Tröskdelar

finnish
puimakone, puija, puimurimarkkinoiden, puimuriin

danish
trskemand, tærsker, tærskemaskinen, tærskemaskine

czech
mlatec, Thresheru, Thresher, mlátička, mlácení

polish
młockarnia, młocarnia, papierń

hungarian
csépelő, Thresher, cséplőgép, cséplő

turkish
batöz, Patozu, harman, harman dövücü

greek
αλωνιστής, αλωνιστικές, αλεπόσκυλου, αλωνιστική

ukrainian
молотарка, молотник

albanian
shirës, makinë shirëse, shirëse

bulgarian
вършачка, вършача, вършач

belarusian
малатарня, малатарню

estonian
rehepeksja

croatian
vršalica, mlatilac, mlatilica

icelandic
Thresher

lithuanian
kuliamoji, kūlikas, Młocarnia, kūlėjas

latvian
kūlējs

romanian
batoză, vulpe, treierat, treierătoare

slovenian
robkalne, Thresher, Mlatilica

slovak
mlatec

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The meaning and "use of": thresher

noun
  • a person or machine that separates grain from the plants by beating.
  • a surface-living shark with a long upper lobe to the tail. Threshers often hunt in pairs, lashing the water with their tails to herd fish into a tightly packed shoal.

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