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trouper in German

trouper in German is Mitglied einer Theatertruppe, Theatergruppenmitglied, Mime — trouper means a reliable, hardworking person who keeps going despite difficulty, especially without complaint.

trouper in German

Mitglied einer Theatertruppe
noun
A member of a theatrical company (a troupe).
Theatergruppenmitglied
noun
A member of a theatrical company (a troupe).
Mime
noun
A veteran performer.
altgedienter Künstler
noun
A veteran performer.
altgedienter Schauspieler
noun
A veteran performer.
erfahrener Darsteller
noun
A veteran performer.

What does "trouper" mean?

  1. noun A reliable, hardworking person who keeps going despite difficulty, especially without complaint.
    "She finished the marathon with a torn ligament — what a trouper."
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trouper in a sentence

  • She finished the marathon with a torn ligament — what a trouper.
  • He's a real trouper, always the first to volunteer for the tough shifts.

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What is "trouper" in German?

"trouper" in German is Mitglied einer Theatertruppe, Theatergruppenmitglied, Mime. trouper means: A reliable, hardworking person who keeps going despite difficulty, especially without complaint.

How do you use "trouper" in a sentence?

Example: "She finished the marathon with a torn ligament — what a trouper." In German, "trouper" is Mitglied einer Theatertruppe, Theatergruppenmitglied, Mime.

Are there other ways to say "trouper" in German?

Yes — German has 6 translations listed for "trouper": Mitglied einer Theatertruppe, Theatergruppenmitglied, Mime, altgedienter Künstler, altgedienter Schauspieler, erfahrener Darsteller.

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