collier in Greek
collier in Greek is ανθρακοφόρο, καρβουνιάρικο — collier means someone who mines or sells coal for a living.
collier in Greek
ανθρακοφόρο
Pronounced: anthrakoforo
καρβουνιάρικο
Pronounced: karvouniariko
What does "collier" mean?
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noun Someone who mines or sells coal for a living.
"The collier came up from the mine with a face black from coal dust."
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noun A ship built to carry coal as cargo.
"A rusty collier sat at the dock while workers unloaded its heavy black cargo."
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collier in a sentence
- The collier came up from the mine with a face black from coal dust.
- Every winter, the local collier delivered sacks of coal to the houses along our street.
- A rusty collier sat at the dock while workers unloaded its heavy black cargo.
- Sailors on the collier complained that the coal dust got into everything on board.
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What is "collier" in Greek?
"collier" in Greek is ανθρακοφόρο, καρβουνιάρικο. collier means: Someone who mines or sells coal for a living.
How do you pronounce ανθρακοφόρο?
"collier" in Greek is ανθρακοφόρο, pronounced "anthrakoforo".
How do you use "collier" in a sentence?
Example: "The collier came up from the mine with a face black from coal dust." In Greek, "collier" is ανθρακοφόρο, καρβουνιάρικο.
Are there other ways to say "collier" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "collier": ανθρακοφόρο, καρβουνιάρικο.
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