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10 Language-to-English DictionariesFehlermacher
Pronunciation / Transliteration: Fehlermacher
"Er wird oft als Fehlermacher angesehen."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
A person who makes a mistake or blunder.
"Despite his good intentions, he was often seen as a blunderer in the office." - 2
An individual known for making careless mistakes.
"Her reputation as a blunderer was solidified after the series of errors in the report."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Derived from the Middle English verb blunderen, meaning to move blindly or stumble, which originates from Old Norse blunda meaning to doze or blink. By the 16th century, the suffix -er was added to denote a person who habitually makes careless or stupid mistakes.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Blunderer" is said worldwide
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fauteur d'erreurs
Transliteration: fo-teur d'erreurs
"Il est souvent considéré comme un fauteur d'erreurs dans son travail."
Fehlermacher
Transliteration: Fehlermacher
"Er wird oft als Fehlermacher angesehen."
sbagliatore
Transliteration: sbagliatore
"È conosciuto come uno sbagliatore nel suo lavoro."
metedor de la pata
Transliteration: metedor de la pata
"A menudo se le considera un metedor de la pata en su equipo."
errar
Transliteration: errar
"Ele é conhecido como um errador no trabalho."
गलती करने वाला
Transliteration: galti karne wala
"उसे अक्सर गलती करने वाले के रूप में देखा जाता है।"
犯错误的人
Transliteration: fàn cuòwù de rén
"他常常被视为犯错误的人。"
실수하는 사람
Transliteration: silsuhaneun saram
"그는 종종 실수하는 사람으로 여겨진다."
失敗者
Transliteration: shippai-sha
"彼はしばしば失敗者と見なされる。"
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