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roadie
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road·ie  (rd)
n.
A person who loads, unloads, and sets up equipment and often performs errands for musicians on tour.
roadie [ˈrəʊdɪ]
n
Informal a person who transports and sets up equipment for a band or group
Translations
roadie [ˈrəʊdi] n → roadie m
roadie
n (inf) → Roadie m (inf)
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