hopper
BrE /ˈhɒpə/ AmE /ˈhɑːpər/
noun en → es
a person who likes to hop or jump around a lot, often in a playful way
saltarín, saltimbanqui
Collocations happy hopper
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The children were all little hoppers today.
Los niños fueron saltarines hoy.
a device or container that holds and moves material, such as grain or coal, from one place to another
depósito, tolva
Collocations coal hopper
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The coal hopper was full.
La tolva de carbón estaba llena.
a person who travels in space, especially as part of a mission to the moon or another planet
astronauta, cosmonauta
Collocations lunar hopper
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The first astronaut to walk on the moon was a hopper.
El primer astronauta en caminar sobre la luna fue un cosmonauta.
in cricket, a player who bats in the middle order and is known for their ability to hit the ball hard and far
bateador fuerte, bateador de poder
Collocations power hitter
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He's a great hopper in the middle order.
Es un gran bateador de poder en el orden medio.
a small rodent, such as a rabbit or mouse, that moves by hopping on its hind legs
roedor saltarín, conejo
Collocations field hopper
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The field hoppers were everywhere.
Los roedores saltarines estaban por todas partes.
a device that temporarily stores data before it is processed or transferred to another part of a computer system
buffer, depósito temporal
Collocations data hopper
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The data hopper was full and needed to be cleared.
El depósito temporal de datos estaba lleno y necesitaba ser vaciado.
a machine or part of a machine that moves material from one place to another, often in agriculture or construction
transportador, tolva
Collocations grain hopper
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The grain hopper on the combine harvester was full.
La tolva del segador era llena.
a temporary structure used to hold materials during construction or maintenance work
andamio, estructura temporal
Collocations construction hopper
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The construction workers used a hopper to store materials.
Los trabajadores de construcción usaron una estructura temporal para almacenar materiales.