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trawler

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Noun — A fishing boat equipped with a large net for dragging through the water to catch fish.

Synonyms

Rare, literary or technical

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How to use trawler

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a fishing trawler a deep-sea trawler

Etymology

From trawl + -er.

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What does “trawler” mean?

The word “trawler” means a fishing boat equipped with a large net for dragging through the water to catch fish. In plain terms, a trawler is the boat (or the fisherman) that trawls — drags a big net to catch fish.

How do you use “trawler” in a sentence?

Here is “trawler” used in a sentence: “The trawler returned to harbor loaded with herring.”

What part of speech is “trawler”?

“Trawler” is a noun.

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