Diker Meaning in English
word
ˈdaɪkər
DY-kuhr
ˈdaɪkə
DY-kuh
释义
A diker is a person whose job is to build or repair dikes, which are long walls or embankments built to prevent flooding from rivers or the sea.
用法与细微差别
Rare and technical term, mainly used in historical, engineering, or environmental contexts. Not common in everyday conversation. Often appears in discussions about flood control, river management, or Dutch history.
Spanish: persona que construye diques - diqueroPortuguese (BR): construtor de diquesPortuguese (PT): construtor de diquesChinese (Simplified): 筑堤工人Chinese (Traditional): 築堤工人Hindi: डाइक बनाने वालाArabic: بناء السدودBengali: ডাইক নির্মাতা - ডাইক মেরামতকারীRussian: дамбостроительJapanese: 堤防工事人 - 堤防修理人Vietnamese: người xây đê - người sửa đêKorean: 제방 건설자 - 제방 보수자Turkish: set işçisi - set tamircisiUrdu: بند بنانے والا - بند مرمت کرنے والاIndonesian: pembangun tanggul - tukang perbaikan tanggul
例句
The diker repaired the broken wall before the rain came.
basic
A diker's work protects people from floods.
basic
In the village, everyone knew the diker.
basic
Being a diker isn't easy—it takes strength and skill.
natural
The old stories talk about one brave diker who saved the town.
natural
After the flood, the dikers worked day and night to build new defenses.
natural