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punter

/ˈpʌntə/

/ˈpʌntɚ/

punternoun

punters

/ˈpʌntə/

/ˈpʌntɚ/

Translations

The punter placed a large bet on the underdog to win the race.

Le parieur a placé une grosse mise sur le outsider pour gagner la course.

botteur de dégagementFootball américain.

The punter executed a perfect kick, sending the ball deep into the opponent's territory.

Le botteur de dégagement a exécuté un coup de pied parfait, envoyant le ballon loin dans le camp adverse.

Cheap flights attract budget-conscious punters.

Les vols bon marché attirent les clients soucieux de leur budget.

Additional translations

clientArgot britannique, pour le client d’une prostituée.

batelierSens nautique, pour une embarcation à fond plat propulsée à la perche.

Definitions

A person who places a bet, especially on horse racing or other sports.

The punter placed a large bet on the underdog to win the race.

A person who propels a punt, a type of flat-bottomed boat, by pushing against the riverbed with a pole.

The punter skillfully navigated the boat down the narrow river.

A customer, client, or member of the general public, especially one paying for entertainment, services, or goods.

Cheap flights attract budget-conscious punters.

In American football, a player who kicks the ball by dropping it from the hands and kicking it before it hits the ground.

The punter executed a perfect kick, sending the ball deep into the opponent's territory.

(British slang) A man who pays for sexual services; a prostitute’s client.

The police targeted kerb-crawling punters in the red-light district.

Synonyms

punteradjective

/ˈpʌn.tə/

/ˈpʌn.tɚ/

Used attributively before nouns to describe things intended for or characteristic of punters (customers, bettors, etc.)

Translations

de parieurS’emploie surtout de façon attributive.

The club introduced special punter deals to attract more customers.

Le club a lancé des offres spéciales de parieur pour attirer davantage de clients.

Definitions

Relating to or characteristic of a punter, especially used attributively to modify another noun.

The club introduced special punter deals to attract more customers.