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troupertroup‧er /ˈtruːpə $ -ər/ noun [countable] informal - Eric was a real trouper, helping his mother when he could.
- And so out go the old troupers and in come the fresh-faced kids.
- But Maisie proved to be a real trouper - just like her mum.
- But we troupers just go on and on.
- She is the same wholehearted trouper she has been through war and peace for three generations.
- She went through all the rituals like a trouper.
- They were all old troupers and knew the importance of entering on a high note.
- What good old troupers they are!
ADJECTIVE► old· And so out go the old troupers and in come the fresh-faced kids.· They were all old troupers and knew the importance of entering on a high note.· What good old troupers they are! 1someone who has a lot of experience of work in the entertainment business2someone who works hard and keeps trying, even when the situation is difficult |