battler in Chinese
battler in Chinese is 军人 — battler means a person who fights against an enemy, such as a soldier.
battler in Chinese
军人
Pronounced: jūn rén
One who wages battle against an enemy; a soldier; a general.
What does "battler" mean?
- noun A person who fights against an enemy, such as a soldier.
- noun (Australian, informal) Someone who moves around for casual work, or has no job.
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noun (Australian, informal) Someone who keeps trying hard despite difficult circumstances.
"Dave Rust and Scotty Salmon failed at their Mount Elizabeth venture and are now again at the old love, Karunjie. Good luck to such battlers."
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- Dave Rust and Scotty Salmon failed at their Mount Elizabeth venture and are now again at the old love, Karunjie. Good luck to such battlers.
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What is "battler" in Chinese?
"battler" in Chinese is 军人. battler means: A person who fights against an enemy, such as a soldier.
How do you pronounce 军人?
"battler" in Chinese is 军人, pronounced "jūn rén".
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