The thousand-year-old tree was cut down by the logger.
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Logger
//ˈlɒɡə//
Synonyms for "logger" (14 found)
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Closest matches (3)
Noun(2 words)
Strong matches (4)
Related words (7)
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4 entriesTranslations
18 translations across 12 languages.
Bulgarian
1 entries- дървосекач noun (worker whose occupation is to harvest trees)
Finnish
1 entries- metsuri noun (worker whose occupation is to harvest trees)
French
2 entries- bûcheron noun (worker whose occupation is to harvest trees)
- consignateur noun (one that logs)
German
1 entries- Holzfäller noun (worker whose occupation is to harvest trees)
Greek
2 entries- καταγραφέας noun (one that logs)
- υλοτόμος noun (worker whose occupation is to harvest trees)
Irish
1 entries- lománaí noun (worker whose occupation is to harvest trees)
Italian
2 entries- boscaiolo noun (worker whose occupation is to harvest trees)
- taglialegna noun (worker whose occupation is to harvest trees)
Polish
3 entries- drwal noun (worker whose occupation is to harvest trees)
- program logujący noun (one that logs)
- rębacz noun (worker whose occupation is to harvest trees)
Russian
2 entries- дровосе́к noun (worker whose occupation is to harvest trees)
- лесору́б noun (worker whose occupation is to harvest trees)
Spanish
1 entries- leñador noun (worker whose occupation is to harvest trees)
Tagalog
1 entries- mangangalap noun (worker whose occupation is to harvest trees)
Turkish
1 entries- ormancı noun (worker whose occupation is to harvest trees)
Sample sentences
4 total sentences available.
Gustavo is a logger.
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Tom is a logger.
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Tom is our best logger.
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