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sawyer

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /ˈsɔːjər/ · UK /ˈsɔːjə/

sawyer means: A worker who cuts wood into pieces with a saw.

noun

WOOD CUTTERC2

A worker who cuts wood into pieces with a saw.

  • The sawyer cut the log.
  • Two sawyers worked in the pit.
  • An experienced sawyer can produce evenly sized boards.

Common phrases: a skilled sawyer, a pit sawyer

TREE BEETLEC2

A beetle with long feelers whose young feed inside trees and wood.

  • A sawyer landed on the pine.
  • Sawyers laid eggs beneath the bark.
  • The sawyer beetle has very long antennae.

Common phrases: a pine sawyer, a sawyer beetle

RIVER LOGC2

A large fallen tree trunk carried by a river, which can be dangerous to boats.

  • A sawyer blocked the channel.
  • The boat struck a sawyer beneath the water.
  • Floodwater carried several sawyers downstream.

Common phrases: a submerged sawyer, a dangerous sawyer

Questions about sawyer

What does sawyer mean?

A worker who cuts wood into pieces with a saw.

What is sawyer in other languages?

Türkçe: kereste biçicisi · Español: aserrador · Français: scieur · Deutsch: Säger · Italiano: segantino · 日本語: 製材工

How do you pronounce sawyer?

In American English /ˈsɔːjər/; in British English /ˈsɔːjə/.

How do you use sawyer in a sentence?

The sawyer cut the log. Two sawyers worked in the pit.

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