Barger Meaning in English

word

US

ˈbɑɹdʒɝ

BAR-jer

UK

ˈbɑːdʒə

BAH-juh

परिभाषा

A 'barger' is a person who operates or works on a barge (a flat-bottomed boat for carrying goods on rivers or canals). The word can also sometimes refer to the barge itself.

उपयोग और बारीकियां

'Barger' is a rare and old-fashioned word, mainly used in British English. More common terms include 'barge operator' or 'barge worker.' In most contexts today, 'barge' refers to the boat, not the person.

• Spanish: barquero (persona que maneja una barcaza) - barcaza (embarcación)
• Portuguese (BR): barqueiro (pessoa que opera uma barcaça) - barcaça
• Portuguese (PT): barqueiro (pessoa que conduz uma barcaça) - barcaça
• Chinese (Simplified): 驳船工人 - 驳船
• Chinese (Traditional): 駁船工人 - 駁船
• Hindi: बार्ज़ चलाने वाला व्यक्ति - बार्ज़
• Arabic: سائق بارجة - بارجة
• Bengali: বার্জচালক - বার্জকর্মী
• Russian: баржевик - рабочий баржи
• Japanese: はしけ操縦士 - はしけ労働者
• Vietnamese: người lái xà lan - công nhân xà lan
• Korean: 바지선 운전자 - 바지선 노동자
• Turkish: duba işçisi - duba kaptanı
• Urdu: بارج کا ملاح - بارج کارکن
• Indonesian: pengemudi tongkang - pekerja tongkang

उदाहरण वाक्य

The barger steered the vessel down the canal.

basic

A barger must know the river very well.

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The busy port was full of bargers waiting to load cargo.

basic

My grandfather worked as a barger on the Thames for forty years.

natural

You don't see many bargers these days; most goods travel by truck.

natural

The life of a barger can be lonely but peaceful.

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