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wrangler

/ˈræŋlə/

/ˈræŋɡlər/

Translations

wranglernoun

wranglers

/ˈræŋlə/

/ˈræŋɡlər/

garde de chevauxDans un ranch; personne chargée des chevaux ou du bétail.

The wrangler ensured that all the horses were fed and groomed before the guests arrived.

Le garde de chevaux a veillé à ce que tous les chevaux soient nourris et brossés avant l’arrivée des invités.

querelleurPersonne qui se dispute ou polémique longuement.

The meeting was dominated by a wrangler who questioned every decision made by the committee.

La réunion a été dominée par un querelleur qui remettait en question chaque décision prise par le comité.

Additional translations

major du Tripos de mathématiquesUsage historique à l’université de Cambridge; le premier classé s’appelait autrefois le Senior Wrangler.

Synonyms

wrangleradjective

/ˈræŋɡlə/

/ˈræŋɡlɚ/

Used attributively to denote something relating to or characteristic of livestock wranglers or their style.

de ranchRelatif à l’univers des ranchs et des cow-boys.

He preferred a rugged, wrangler look when working on the set.

Il préférait un look rude, de ranch, lorsqu’il travaillait sur le plateau.

Definitions

wranglernoun

A person in charge of horses or other livestock on a ranch.

The wrangler ensured that all the horses were fed and groomed before the guests arrived.

A person who engages in lengthy and complicated disputes or arguments.

The meeting was dominated by a wrangler who questioned every decision made by the committee.

Historically, a student at Cambridge University who gained first-class honours in the Mathematical Tripos, formerly specifically the top-ranked candidate.

In 1890 she would have been the first female wrangler if women had been allowed officially to rank.

wrangleradjective

Relating to or characteristic of wranglers or the ranch-hand lifestyle.

He preferred a rugged, wrangler look when working on the set.