punter in Czech
punter in Czech is zákazník, sázkař — punter means a person who bets or gambles, especially against the house.
punter in Czech
zákazník
(UK, Irish, Commonwealth, slang) A customer of a commercial establishment, frequently of a pub or (alternatively) of a prostitute.
sázkař
(Scotland) A person who trades with a gang but is not a gang member.
What does "punter" mean?
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noun A person who bets or gambles, especially against the house.
"The bookmaker took bets from punters all afternoon."
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noun A regular customer or client, especially of a pub, shop, or (in some slang uses) a prostitute.
"The pub was full of Friday-night punters."
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noun Someone who kicks (punts) a football, or who propels a punt boat with a pole.
"The punter sent the ball sailing fifty yards downfield."
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punter in a sentence
- The bookmaker took bets from punters all afternoon.
- Punters lined up outside the betting shop before the big race.
- The pub was full of Friday-night punters.
- The market stall relies on tourist punters for most of its trade.
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What is "punter" in Czech?
"punter" in Czech is zákazník, sázkař. punter means: A person who bets or gambles, especially against the house.
How do you use "punter" in a sentence?
Example: "The bookmaker took bets from punters all afternoon." In Czech, "punter" is zákazník, sázkař.
Are there other ways to say "punter" in Czech?
Yes — Czech has 2 translations listed for "punter": zákazník, sázkař.
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