putter

US /ˈpʌt̬.ɚ/
UK /ˈpʌt̬.ɚ/
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1.

colocador, implementador

a person who puts something somewhere

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The careful putter arranged the books neatly on the shelf.
El cuidadoso colocador organizó los libros ordenadamente en el estante.
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He was the chief putter of new ideas into practice.
Él era el principal implementador de nuevas ideas.
2.

putter

a golf club with a flat-faced head, used for putting

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He used his new putter to sink the ball into the hole.
Usó su nuevo putter para meter la bola en el hoyo.
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A good putter is essential for a low score in golf.
Un buen putter es esencial para una puntuación baja en golf.
1.

holgazanear, cacharrear

to move or act in a leisurely, aimless, or ineffective way

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He spent the afternoon puttering around the garden.
Pasó la tarde holgazaneando por el jardín.
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She likes to putter in her workshop on weekends.
Le gusta cacharrear en su taller los fines de semana.
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2.

petardear, traquetear

to make a soft, repetitive sound, especially of an engine

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The old engine began to putter as it warmed up.
El viejo motor empezó a petardear al calentarse.
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The small boat puttered across the lake.
El pequeño bote petardeó por el lago.
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