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Meanings of gatherer in English
Spanish
recolector Usage of gatherer in English
1
Basically, it's a return to hunter-gatherer ways, only without heating your food.
2
With Toynbee in mind, I let my thoughts regress to hunter-gatherer times.
3
I have brought with me Arne the Slim, your scatt-gatherer in Jemtland.
4
The journalist is both a news gatherer and a moulder of thought.
5
The journalist is both a news gatherer and a molder of thought.
6
This occurred so frequently that the toll-gatherer resolved to attempt a discovery.
7
He prefers to let the tax gatherer do his saving for him.
8
And there sits our good old toll-gatherer, glorified by the early sunbeams.
9
As Hodak watched, Flume, the rock gatherer moved off down the tunnel.
10
He led away a nice girl of this parish, an industrious mussel-gatherer.
11
Doth not the substance of our bitter toiling go to the tax-gatherer?
12
This operation necessitates only three men-a gatherer, a handler, and a carrier-off.
13
Medieval peasants may indeed have been more miserable than their hunter-gatherer ancestors.
14
The difference could be the result of evolutionary pressures on our hunter-gatherer ancestors.
15
The tax-gatherer looked through the window, and bade his wife undo the barrier.
16
Many hunter-gatherer groups showed no evidence of kissing or desire to do so.
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Gatherer across language varieties
United Kingdom
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United States of America
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