English to Esperanto Meaning of picker - picker

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Definitions of picker in English
Noun(1) a person who chooses or selects out(2) someone who gathers crops or fruits etc.
Examples of picker in English
(1) a tomato picker(2) An energetic piece, it kept us safely apart while the banjo picker and the fiddler fought for dominance of the melody.(3) Besides being a fine banjo picker and showman, he took an unassuming but near academic interest in folk music.(4) Over an adventurous career he has been a carpenter, welder, Vietnam combat veteran, honky tonk guitar picker , maker of custom Damascus knives and machinist.(5) a capable singer, writer, and picker(6) Interviews with the two boys of Wolfstone fame, out-takes and even guitar tunings for budding pickers are included.(7) In my research I have come across a scattering of three-finger banjo pickers who precede him, and they seem to have connections to the three-finger guitar pickers .
Related Phrases of picker
(1) cotton-picker ::
kotono-picker
(2) grape picker ::
vinbero picker
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