Sophie had been looking forward to getting another letter from the unknown sender.
Source: tatoeba (43238)
Sender
//ˈsɛndɚ//
Synonyms for "sender" (15 found)
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Closest matches (3)
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Related words (7)
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11 entriesTranslations
73 translations across 36 languages.
Aghwan
1 entries- 𐕆𐔴𐔱𐔰𐔰𐔾 noun (someone who sends)
Arabic
1 entries- مُرْسِل noun (someone who sends)
Armenian
1 entries- ուղարկող noun (someone who sends)
Bashkir
1 entries- ебәреүсе noun (someone who sends)
Belarusian
4 entries- адпра́ўшчык noun (someone who sends)
- адпра́ўшчыца noun (someone who sends)
- адпраўні́к noun (someone who sends)
- адпраўні́ца noun (someone who sends)
Bulgarian
2 entries- изпраща́ч noun (someone who sends)
- подател noun (someone who sends)
Catalan
1 entries- expedidor noun (someone who sends)
Central Kurdish
2 entries- بنێر noun (someone who sends)
- ھەنێر noun (someone who sends)
Chinese Mandarin
1 entries- 發件人 /发件人 noun (someone who sends)
Czech
2 entries- odesílatel noun (someone who sends)
- odesílatelka noun (someone who sends)
Danish
1 entries- afsender noun (someone who sends)
Dutch
1 entries- afzender noun (someone who sends)
Finnish
1 entries- lähettäjä noun (someone who sends)
French
2 entries- expéditeur noun (someone who sends)
- expéditrice noun (someone who sends)
German
4 entries- Absender noun (someone who sends)
- Absenderin noun (someone who sends)
- Sender noun (someone who sends)
- Senderin noun (someone who sends)
Greek
1 entries- αποστολέας noun (someone who sends)
Hindi
2 entries- प्रेषक noun (someone who sends)
- भेजनेवाला noun (someone who sends)
Hungarian
1 entries- feladó noun (someone who sends)
Italian
1 entries- mittente noun (someone who sends)
Japanese
1 entries- 差出人 noun (someone who sends)
Korean
2 entries- 발송자 noun (someone who sends)
- 보내는 사람 noun (someone who sends)
Macedonian
2 entries- испраќач noun (someone who sends)
- испраќачка noun (someone who sends)
Marathi
3 entries- पाठवणारा noun (someone who sends)
- पाठवणारी noun (someone who sends)
- प्रेषक noun (someone who sends)
Māori
1 entries- kaituku noun (someone who sends)
Norman
1 entries- env'yeux noun (someone who sends)
Polish
4 entries- adresant noun (someone who sends)
- adresantka noun (someone who sends)
- nadawca noun (someone who sends)
- nadawczyni noun (someone who sends)
Portuguese
2 entries- enviador noun (someone who sends)
- remetente noun (someone who sends)
Romanian
3 entries- emițător noun (someone who sends)
- expeditoare noun (someone who sends)
- expeditor noun (someone who sends)
Russian
4 entries- адреса́нт noun (someone who sends)
- адреса́нтка noun (someone who sends)
- отправи́тель noun (someone who sends)
- отправи́тельница noun (someone who sends)
Slovak
2 entries- odosielateľ noun (someone who sends)
- odosielateľka noun (someone who sends)
Spanish
2 entries- expedidor noun (someone who sends)
- remitente noun (someone who sends)
Swedish
2 entries- avsändare noun (someone who sends)
- sändare noun (someone who sends)
Turkish
2 entries- gönderen noun (someone who sends)
- gönderici noun (someone who sends)
Ukrainian
4 entries- адреса́нт noun (someone who sends)
- адреса́нтка noun (someone who sends)
- відпра́вник noun (someone who sends)
- відпра́вниця noun (someone who sends)
Welsh
1 entries- anfonwr noun (someone who sends)
Yiddish
1 entries- אָפּשיקער noun (someone who sends)
Sample sentences
11 total sentences available.
They confused the names of the sender and the addressee.
Source: tatoeba (306584)
A mailbag from a single sender addressed to one recipient, as the name suggests, is for delivering a bag of printed matter.
Source: tatoeba (327875)
What a strange message! There is no sender and no recipients either.
Source: tatoeba (1415910)
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