juggler in Italian
juggler in Italian is giocoliere, giocoliera — juggler means a person who juggles, keeping several objects such as balls in the air by throwing and catching them.
juggler in Italian
giocoliere
A person who practices juggling.
giocoliera
A person who practices juggling.
What does "juggler" mean?
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noun A person who juggles, keeping several objects such as balls in the air by throwing and catching them.
"The juggler kept five balls moving at once."
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noun A person who manages several tasks or demands at the same time.
"As a working parent, she is a constant juggler of deadlines."
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juggler in a sentence
- The juggler kept five balls moving at once.
- A street juggler drew a crowd outside the station.
- As a working parent, she is a constant juggler of deadlines.
- He described himself as a juggler of three part-time jobs.
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What is "juggler" in Italian?
"juggler" in Italian is giocoliere, giocoliera. juggler means: A person who juggles, keeping several objects such as balls in the air by throwing and catching them.
How do you use "juggler" in a sentence?
Example: "The juggler kept five balls moving at once." In Italian, "juggler" is giocoliere, giocoliera.
Are there other ways to say "juggler" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 2 translations listed for "juggler": giocoliere, giocoliera.
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