rigger in German
rigger in German is Monteur, Takler, Kurstreiber — rigger means a person whose job is to set up and operate ropes, cables, chains and lifting gear, for example on a ship, a construction site, a concert stage or a film set.
rigger in German
What does "rigger" mean?
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noun A person whose job is to set up and operate ropes, cables, chains and lifting gear, for example on a ship, a construction site, a concert stage or a film set.
"The riggers spent the night flying the lighting truss above the stage."
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noun A worker on an oil or gas drilling rig.
"He spent eight years as a rigger in the North Sea."
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noun A person who dishonestly fixes the outcome of something such as an election, a market or a contest.
"The tribunal named three riggers of the interest rate benchmark."
rigger in a sentence
- The riggers spent the night flying the lighting truss above the stage.
- A qualified rigger signed off the crane lift.
- He spent eight years as a rigger in the North Sea.
- The tribunal named three riggers of the interest rate benchmark.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "rigger" in German?
"rigger" in German is Monteur, Takler, Kurstreiber. rigger means: A person whose job is to set up and operate ropes, cables, chains and lifting gear, for example on a ship, a construction site, a concert stage or a film set.
How do you use "rigger" in a sentence?
Example: "The riggers spent the night flying the lighting truss above the stage." In German, "rigger" is Monteur, Takler, Kurstreiber.
Are there other ways to say "rigger" in German?
Yes — German has 9 translations listed for "rigger": Monteur, Takler, Kurstreiber, Manipulierer, Wahlfälscher, Ausleger.