Definition of razeteur in English:

razeteur

(also razateur, razéteur)

noun ˌrazəˈtəː

A person who competes in a razet; specifically a member of a competing team who attempts to snatch the rosette from between a bull's horns.

1930s; earliest use found in Roy Campbell (1901–1957), poet and writer. From French razeteur from razet + -eur, after Occitan rasetaire.

(also razateur, razéteur)

nounˌrazəˈtəː

A person who competes in a razet; specifically a member of a competing team who attempts to snatch the rosette from between a bull's horns.

1930s; earliest use found in Roy Campbell (1901–1957), poet and writer. From French razeteur from razet + -eur, after Occitan rasetaire.

单词	razeteur
释义	Definition of razeteur in English: razeteur (also razateur, razéteur) noun ˌrazəˈtəː A person who competes in a razet; specifically a member of a competing team who attempts to snatch the rosette from between a bull's horns. Origin 1930s; earliest use found in Roy Campbell (1901–1957), poet and writer. From French razeteur from razet + -eur, after Occitan rasetaire. Definition of razeteur in US English: razeteur (also razateur, razéteur) nounˌrazəˈtəː A person who competes in a razet; specifically a member of a competing team who attempts to snatch the rosette from between a bull's horns. Origin 1930s; earliest use found in Roy Campbell (1901–1957), poet and writer. From French razeteur from razet + -eur, after Occitan rasetaire.
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