Caddie Meaning in English

word

US

ˈkædi

KAD-ee

UK

kˈædi

KAD-ee

Definition

A caddie is a person who carries a golfer's clubs and gives advice during a game of golf.

Usage & Nuances

Mostly used for golf; 'caddie' can also be spelled 'caddy' (less common). Common phrases: 'hire a caddie', 'caddie for someone'. Not the same as 'caddy' meaning a container.

• Spanish: caddie
• Portuguese (BR): caddie
• Portuguese (PT): caddie
• Chinese (Simplified): 球童
• Chinese (Traditional): 球僮
• Hindi: कैडी
• Arabic: حامل عصي الجولف
• Bengali: ক্যাডি (গল্ফ খেলোয়াড়ের সহকারী)
• Russian: кэдди
• Japanese: キャディ
• Vietnamese: người mang gậy (golf)
• Korean: 캐디
• Turkish: caddie - golf taşıyıcısı
• Urdu: کیڈی (گولف کھیلنے والے کا معاون)
• Indonesian: kadi (pembawa stik golf)

Example Sentences

The caddie carries the golf clubs.

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She works as a caddie on weekends.

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His dream is to be a professional caddie.

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I forgot to tip my caddie after the game.

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The caddie warned the golfer about the wind direction.

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He started out as a caddie before becoming a famous golfer.

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