pusher in Greek
pusher in Greek is ωθητής, βαποράκι — pusher means someone or something that pushes.
pusher in Greek
ωθητής
Pronounced: othitis
Someone or something that pushes. [from 16th c.]
βαποράκι
Pronounced: vaporaki
(colloquial) A drug dealer. [from 20th c.]
What does "pusher" mean?
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noun Someone or something that pushes.
"The nurse used a pusher to help load the trolley."
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noun Slang for a person who sells illegal drugs.
"The film follows an undercover cop trying to catch a local pusher."
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noun An aircraft whose propeller is mounted behind the fuselage rather than in front.
"The old pusher biplane looked unusual with its rear-facing propeller."
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pusher in a sentence
- The nurse used a pusher to help load the trolley.
- The film follows an undercover cop trying to catch a local pusher.
- The old pusher biplane looked unusual with its rear-facing propeller.
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What is "pusher" in Greek?
"pusher" in Greek is ωθητής, βαποράκι. pusher means: Someone or something that pushes.
How do you pronounce ωθητής?
"pusher" in Greek is ωθητής, pronounced "othitis".
How do you use "pusher" in a sentence?
Example: "The nurse used a pusher to help load the trolley." In Greek, "pusher" is ωθητής, βαποράκι.
Are there other ways to say "pusher" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "pusher": ωθητής, βαποράκι.
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