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striker

/ˈstɹaɪkə(ɹ)/

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noun

Huelguista

An individual who is on strike.

Examples :

"The striker was absent from school today because of the teacher's strike. "

El huelguista estuvo ausente de la escuela hoy debido a la huelga de maestros.

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Delantero, atacante

Someone or something that hits someone or something else.

Examples :

"The hockey striker hit the puck hard. "

El delantero de hockey golpeó el disco con fuerza.

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Delantero

One of the players on a team in football (soccer) in the row nearest to the opposing team's goal, who are therefore principally responsible for scoring goals.

Examples :

"The striker on the school soccer team scored the winning goal in the final game. "

El delantero del equipo de fútbol de la escuela marcó el gol de la victoria en el partido final.

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Sirviente, asistente

An officer's servant or orderly.

Examples :

"The general's striker delivered the important message to the sergeant. "

El sirviente del general entregó el mensaje importante al sargento.

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Bateador

(1800s) The batter.

Examples :

"In the old baseball game, the striker hit a long fly ball. "

En el antiguo juego de béisbol, el bateador golpeó una bola alta y larga.

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Bateador

The batsman who is currently facing the bowler and defending his wicket.

Examples :

"The striker in the cricket match missed the ball completely. "

El bateador en el partido de cricket falló por completo la bola.

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Arpón

Examples :

"The Inuit hunter carefully aimed his striker at the walrus. "

El cazador inuit apuntó cuidadosamente su arpón al walrus.

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Arponero

A harpooner.

Examples :

"The experienced striker expertly harpooned the large fish. "

El experimentado arponero arponeó expertamente al pez grande.

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Marinero inexperto

An inexperienced member of a ship's crew.

Examples :

"The captain assigned the striker to cleaning duties, as he was still learning the ropes on board the ship. "

El capitán asignó al marinero inexperto tareas de limpieza, ya que todavía estaba aprendiendo los entresijos a bordo del barco.

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Mujeriego, libertino

A wencher; a lewd man.

Examples :

"Back in the 19th century, people might have called a persistent striker like Mr. Jones a scandal to the community. "

En el siglo XIX, la gente podría haber llamado a un mujeriego persistente como el Sr. Jones un escándalo para la comunidad.

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Chantajista político

A blackmailer in politics.

Examples :

"The politician was accused of being a striker, trying to extort money from the school board in exchange for favorable legislation. "

El político fue acusado de ser un chantajista político, que intentaba extorsionar dinero de la junta escolar a cambio de legislación favorable.

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Persona cuya influencia política puede ser comprada

One whose political influence can be bought.

Examples :

"The politician was known as a striker, as many influential businessmen donated large sums to his campaign. "

El político era conocido como una persona cuya influencia política podía ser comprada, ya que muchos empresarios influyentes donaron grandes sumas a su campaña.

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