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Meanings of stumbler in anglès
espanyol
tropezador Sinònims
Examples for "tripper"
Examples for "tripper"
1
For one to two average-sized people, this is a great road-tripper option.
2
Both local and international tourist and day tripper numbers were booming.
3
EBONY: You are a road tripper, a singer and a host.
4
And EV's can't play that most American of automotive roles, the road tripper.
5
It came apparently from a nearby, pot-bellied tripper ship of really ancient vintage.
Usage of stumbler in anglès
1
I saw you being all up close and personal with that sexy stumbler.
2
A crawler, a creeper, a toddler, a stumbler, and a sneaker
3
A crawler, a creeper, toddler, a stumbler and a sneaker
4
It was he who was the man of the world, and I the unresourceful stumbler.
5
Matey was good at lessons, too-liked them; liked Latin and Greek; would help a poor stumbler.
6
There, the stumbler is on his feet again.
7
The stumbler regained his feet, and the two bounded forward; one swung low while the other went high.
8
The lane is such a long one, and your father was always a sad stumbler in the dark!
9
There was an immediate crackle and burst of static electricity, and the stumbler fell back yelping and shaking his arms.
10
There is, now and then, a stumbler; but he is instantly kicked out of sight, and uniformly counts for nothing.
11
This was a palpable hit at more than one stumbler and fumbler after the truth, and several hoary heads were bowed.
12
Nobody could have had access to him as I had-I , adoubterand a stumbler all my life; it looks like the hand of God!
13
The idea, it seems, is to turn more informal browsers into hard-core stumblers.
14
They play the un-cheekboned, the anti-suave, the awkward stumblers through life and love.
15
They're natural stumblers-womenare.
16
Kickers, rearers, jibbers, shyers, and stumblers are but too common, and falls of almost daily occurrence on a long journey.
About this term
Frequent collocations
Translations for stumbler
Stumbler through the time