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sampler

[ sam-pler, sahm- ]

noun

  1. a person who samples.
  2. a piece of cloth embroidered with various stitches, serving to show a beginner's skill in needlework.
  3. a collection of samples, selections, etc.:

    a sampler of French poetry.

  4. an electronic device that digitally encodes and stores samples of sound.


sampler

/ ˈ²õɑ˳¾±è±ôÉ™ /

noun

  1. a person who takes samples
  2. a piece of embroidery executed as an example of the embroiderer's skill in using a variety of stitches: often incorporating numbers, letters, and the name and age of the embroiderer in a decorative panel
  3. music a piece of electronic equipment used for sampling
  4. a recording comprising a collection of tracks from other albums, intended to stimulate interest in the featured products
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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins

Origin of sampler1

1250–1300; Middle English samplere < Old French essamplere, exemplaire < Latin ±ð³æ±ð³¾±è±ôÄå°ù¾±³Ü³¾ exemplar
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“This is like a nice sampler platter of what the Asian American Jewish experience is like.â€

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To measure pesticide exposure, four of the volunteers wore cotton full-body suits with veils, socks and gloves that would pick up contact residues and personal air samplers that would capture airborne residues.

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Curated by Francisco Valente, this dynamic sampler includes both newer work and restored rarities that have been arranged into six programs.

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In response to a request from Prof. Satoh, an additional sampler was added so that two samples can be collected during a single dive.

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That’s a recruiting sampler platter right there — a mix of gets from the portal or high school or overseas to form a squad that could end a 16-year tourney drought.

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