Choosers Meaning in English

word · lemma: chooser

US

ˈtʃuːzɚz

CHOO-zurz

UK

tʃˈuːzəz

CHOO-zuhz

Definition

People who choose something; individuals who make selections from different options.

Usage & Nuances

Rarely used outside fixed expressions or humor (e.g., 'beggars can't be choosers'). More common to describe 'people' or 'voters' instead. Not used for everyday choosing—sounds a bit formal, old-fashioned, or playful.

• Spanish: elegidores - personas que eligen
• Portuguese (BR): escolhedores - pessoas que escolhem
• Portuguese (PT): escolhedores - pessoas que escolhem
• Chinese (Simplified): 选择者
• Chinese (Traditional): 選擇者
• Hindi: चुनने वाले
• Arabic: المختارون
• Bengali: নির্বাচক - বাছাইকারী
• Russian: выбиратели - выбирающие
• Japanese: 選ぶ人
• Vietnamese: người chọn - người tuyển chọn
• Korean: 선택자
• Turkish: seçenler
• Urdu: چننے والے
• Indonesian: pemilih

Example Sentences

The choosers picked their favorite colors.

basic

At the contest, the choosers voted for the winner.

basic

Only the choosers know the secret.

basic

You know what they say, beggars can't be choosers.

natural

The panel of choosers took hours to decide on the finalist.

natural

Sometimes being the chooser is harder than it looks, especially when everyone wants something different.

natural