pressers
Pronunciation: [ˈprɛsərz]
Context: "clothing care"
(noun) pressers are people or machines that press clothes to make them look neat and smooth. They help remove wrinkles and prepare clothes for wearing or displaying.
Example
The pressers at the dry-cleaning shop did a great job; my shirt looks perfect.
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The pressers did not handle my dress carefully, and now it has creases all over.
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Are the pressers finished ironing my suit yet?
Context: "printing"
(noun) pressers can also refer to machines that press printed materials, like paper or other surfaces, to create images or text. They help in making newspapers and books.
Example
The new pressers in the print shop produce high-quality prints efficiently.
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The old pressers jammed often, causing delays in production.
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How many pressers do we need to run the printing job on time?
Context: "sports"
(noun) pressers can refer to people who are physically pressing or pushing weights during strength training. This is usually done to build muscle.
Example
The pressers at the gym are really dedicated to their workouts.
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He wasn't one of the pressers today because he was feeling unwell.
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Are there any pressers competing in the weightlifting tournament?