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Translate loper from Dutch to English

Summary

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loper:
- runner; jogger; walker; sprinter
Wiktionary:
- loper → master key, bishop, skeleton key
- loper → master key, passe-partout, passkey, bishop, runner

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Detailed Translations for loper from Dutch to English

loper:

loper [de ~ (m)] noun

de loper (jogger; renner; hardloper; sprinter)
the runner
– someone who travels on foot by running ¹
- runner [the ~] noun
the jogger
– someone who runs a steady slow pace (usually for exercise) ¹
- jogger [the ~] noun
the walker
– a person who travels by foot ¹
- walker [the ~] noun
the sprinter
– someone who runs a short distance at top speed ¹
- sprinter [the ~] noun
de loper
the runner
– a long narrow carpet ¹
- runner [the ~] noun

Translation Matrix for loper:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
jogger	hardloper; jogger; loper; renner; sprinter	renner; wielrenner
runner	hardloper; jogger; loper; renner; sprinter	beddekleedje; renner; wielrenner
sprinter	hardloper; jogger; loper; renner; sprinter	korteafstandloper; renner; sprinter; wielrenner
walker	hardloper; jogger; loper; renner; sprinter	looprek; rollator; voetreiziger; wandelaar

Related Words for "loper":

lopers, lopertje, lopertjes

Wiktionary Translations for loper:

loper

noun

a key that opens a set of several locks
- master key → moedersleutel; loper
chess piece
- bishop → loper
a key that opens a range of locks
- skeleton key → loper

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• loper	→ master key; passe-partout; passkey	↔ Generalschlüssel — Schlüssel, der in allen Schlössern eines Schließsystems schließen
• loper	→ bishop	↔ Läufer — Schachfigur, die man nur diagonal bewegen darf
• loper	→ runner	↔ Läufer — Person, die an einem Wettlauf teilnimmt, die sich laufend vorwärtsbewegt
• loper	→ master key; passkey	↔ Passepartout — Generalschlüssel, der sofort und überall in alle Schlösser passt
• loper	→ runner	↔ coureur — Celui, celle qui se livrer à l’exercice de la course.
• loper	→ bishop	↔ fou — Pièce du jeu d’échecs.

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