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hopper
- IPA[ˈhäpər]
美式
- a container for a bulk material such as grain, rock, or trash, typically one that tapers downward and is able to discharge its contents at the bottom.;a tapering container, working with a hopping motion, through which grain passed into a mill.
noun: hopper, plural noun: hoppers
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- 1. a container for a bulk material such as grain, rock, or trash, typically one that tapers downward and is able to discharge its contents at the bottom.
- ▪ historical a tapering container, working with a hopping motion, through which grain passed into a mill.
- ▪ a railroad car able to discharge coal or other bulk material through its floor a train of empty iron-ore hoppers
- ▪ a barge for carrying away mud or sediment from a dredging machine and discharging it a hopper barge
- ▪ a container at the top of a vertical pipe which receives water from a gutter or waste pipe.
- ▪ US a box in which bills are put for consideration by a legislature.
- 2. a person or thing that hops island-hoppers
- ▪ a hopping insect, especially a grasshopper.
- another term for beach flea
Oxford American Dictionary
- (1882–1967), American realist painter. He is best known for his mature works, such as Early ...
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- a small widely distributed plant-sucking bug that leaps when disturbed. Some kinds are pests of ...
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- (1882–1967), US realist painter. He is best known for his mature works, such as Early Sunday ...
Oxford American Dictionary
- a small, widely distributed plant-sucking bug that leaps when disturbed. Some species are pests ...
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- (1906–92), US admiral, mathematician, and computer scientist. She taught mathematics at Vassar ...
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- IPA[ˈhɒpə]
英式
- a container for a loose bulk material such as grain, rock, or rubbish, typically one that ... the lorries waited under the hoppers to pick up their loads
Oxford Dictionary
- IPA[ˈhɒpə]
英式
- a person who picks hops.
Oxford Dictionary
- IPA[ˈhäpər]
美式
- a person who picks hops.
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