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Meanings of collector in English
Portuguese
agregador Catalan
col·leccionador Usage of collector in English
1
In the premiere, he also needs help escaping a no-nonsense debt collector.
2
Twenty-one years ago this month, picture dealer and collector Leo Smith died.
3
Your father was probably Japan's greatest collector of this sort of information.
4
The ticket-collector who let the animal in without payment has been reprimanded.
5
No bank manager or tax collector wants to say: Portsmouth is closing.
6
Am I supposed to believe you just wanted it as a collector?
7
Bowie, who died earlier this year, was well-known as an art collector.
8
The internal revenue collector called in Hausman, who pronounced it natural mink.
9
In the doorway stood the collector, smoking and toying with his watch-charm.
10
A tax-collector, on the way to his post at Goa; the Rev.
11
The collector only is entitled to pay; he receives one per cent.
12
Two years later General Arthur was superseded as collector by General Merritt.
13
That's exactly what New York collector and Ferrari fanatic Peter Kalikow did.
14
The proposal would see Britain essentially act as the EU's tariff collector.
15
The second car belonged to a collector with a Myrtle Beach address.
16
Still, if presented to the right collector, they could be worth something.
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