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1. (n.) sniper
a person who shoots at individuals from a concealed or distant position.
Etymology: (1820–25)
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1. (noun) sniper
a marksman who shoots at people from a concealed place
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1. (noun) sniper
sb who shoots at people from a hidden place
killed by a sniper
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Sense: to shoot at (someone) from a hidden position
The rebels were sniping at the government troops.; The soldier was shot by a sniper.
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 Afrikaans: skerpskutter |
 Arabic: قَنّاص |
 Bulgarian: снайпер |
 Brazilian: atirador |
 Czech: střelec ze zálohy |
 German: der Heckenschütze |
 Danish: snigskytte |
 Greek: ελεύθερος σκοπευτής |
 Spanish: francotirador |
 Estonian: snaiper |
 Farsi: تير انداز كمين كرده |
 Finnish: tarkka-ampuja |
 French: tireur/-euse embusqué/-ée |
 Hebrew: צָלָף |
 Hindi: छिपकर गोली चलाने वाला |
 Croatian: snajper |
 Hungarian: orvlövész |
 Indonesian: gelap |
 Icelandic: leyniskytta |
 Italian: cecchino |
 Japanese: そ撃兵 |
 Korean: 저격병 |
 Lithuanian: snaiperis |
 Latvian: snaiperis |
 Malay: penembak hendap |
 Dutch: sluipschutter |
 Norwegian: snikskytter |
 Polish: snajper |
 Persian: تير انداز كمين كرده |
 Pashto: په كمين كښې ناست فير كوون |
 Portuguese: atirador |
 Romanian: lunetist |
 Russian: снайпер |
 Slovak: ostreľovač (skrytý) |
 Slovenian: ostrostrelec |
 Serbian: snajper |
 Swedish: krypskytt |
 Thai: ผู้ลอบยิง |
 Turkish: pusudan ateş eden kişi, k |
 Taiwanese: 狙擊手 |
 Ukrainian: снайпер |
 Urdu: چھپا بندوقچی |
 Vietnamese: người bắn tỉa |
 Chinese: 狙击手 |
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