gambler in Latin
gambler in Latin is āleātor, āleō — gambler means a person who bets money on games of chance or uncertain outcomes.
gambler in Latin
āleātor
One who plays at a game of chance, who gambles.
āleō
One who plays at a game of chance, who gambles.
What does "gambler" mean?
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noun A person who bets money on games of chance or uncertain outcomes.
"The casino was full of gamblers hoping for a lucky night."
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noun Someone who habitually takes big risks, whether or not money is involved.
"As an entrepreneur, she's always been a gambler, chasing bold ideas over safe ones."
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gambler in a sentence
- The casino was full of gamblers hoping for a lucky night.
- As an entrepreneur, she's always been a gambler, chasing bold ideas over safe ones.
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What is "gambler" in Latin?
"gambler" in Latin is āleātor, āleō. gambler means: A person who bets money on games of chance or uncertain outcomes.
How do you use "gambler" in a sentence?
Example: "The casino was full of gamblers hoping for a lucky night." In Latin, "gambler" is āleātor, āleō.
Are there other ways to say "gambler" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "gambler": āleātor, āleō.
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