Trier in German
Trier in German is Trier — Trier means someone who keeps making an effort, even without guaranteed success.
Trier in German
Trier
A city in Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany, on the banks of the Moselle river.
What does "Trier" mean?
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noun Someone who keeps making an effort, even without guaranteed success.
"She's not the most talented player, but she's a real trier."
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noun A judge or juror who decides a legal case.
"The jury acted as trier of fact in the case."
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Trier in a sentence
- She's not the most talented player, but she's a real trier.
- The jury acted as trier of fact in the case.
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What is "Trier" in German?
"Trier" in German is Trier. Trier means: Someone who keeps making an effort, even without guaranteed success.
How do you use "Trier" in a sentence?
Example: "She's not the most talented player, but she's a real trier." In German, "Trier" is Trier.
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