Definition of miller in English:

miller

noun ˈmɪləˈmɪlər

A person who owns or works in a corn mill.
Example sentencesExamples
- The bottom line we feel is to ensure a speedy delivery of maize to millers so that production operations are not disrupted.
- His work on world rice modeling is particularly innovative and useful for researchers and extension personnel as well as farmers, millers, and distributors.
- The Australian Milling Council says growers and millers will have to consider their future sustainability at a regional level, including potential mill closures.
- The miller may own his mill, or may hire it from its owner.
- He is a miller at Nelstrops flour mill in Stockport, where he has worked for nearly 30 years
- The smooth rapport between Government and the millers and indeed other stakeholders clearly shows that no problem is insurmountable if people put their heads together.
- With the village jobs program in place, many of the former poachers and other villagers became beekeepers, fish farmers, millers, or sunflower-press operators.
- Growers should liaise with merchants and coarse ration millers in their areas with a view to growing beans as an alternative source of protein.
- Merchants acquired the exported commodities from the New York colony through their ongoing affiliations with retailers, artisans, millers, and farmers.
- She said that the government had been running programs since 2003 to encourage big corn millers to create a win-win partnership with small-scale farmers in corn-producing areas nationwide.
- Not only were many thousands of miners and millers employed, but as late as 1980 some 6000 South African workers were employed in making asbestos products, mainly cements.
- The total number of autopsies of miners and millers conducted among these subjects from 1983 to 1991 is unknown to us.
- The difference goes into the hands of millers, agents and the wholesale dealers.
- The widespread diffusion of texts exploded not only among nobles and merchants but also among artisans, shopkeepers, workers, and even, on occasion, peasants and millers.
- As it turned out, knowing that universal fortification would be required by 1 January 1998, most millers fortified their products voluntarily before the mandatory deadline.
- The area was also home to two cabinet makers, a carpenter, a tailor, a miller, and two physicians, as well as teachers, preachers, and farmers.
- John is the other student from Cambridge who comes to the miller for ground corn for the steward.
- Some of the millers who worked the mills from 1747 to 1927 are documented in the amenity park.
- Baltimore's millers and merchants linked backcountry farmers to an Atlantic market that showed an insatiable appetite for American produce.
- His father, grandfather and great grandfather were millers at Cole Mill near Bruton and as a boy he delivered animal feed to local farms by pony and trap.

Rhymes

Anguilla, Aquila, Attila, Camilla, cedilla, chiller, chinchilla, driller, Drusilla, fibrillar, filler, flotilla, fulfiller, Godzilla, gorilla, griller, guerrilla, killer, Manila, manilla, mantilla, pillar, Priscilla, sapodilla, sarsaparilla, Schiller, scilla, scintilla, spiller, swiller, thriller, tiller, vanilla, vexilla, villa, Willa, willer, zorilla

Definition of miller in US English:

miller

nounˈmilərˈmɪlər

A person who owns or works in a grain mill.
Example sentencesExamples
- He is a miller at Nelstrops flour mill in Stockport, where he has worked for nearly 30 years
- Merchants acquired the exported commodities from the New York colony through their ongoing affiliations with retailers, artisans, millers, and farmers.
- The total number of autopsies of miners and millers conducted among these subjects from 1983 to 1991 is unknown to us.
- The area was also home to two cabinet makers, a carpenter, a tailor, a miller, and two physicians, as well as teachers, preachers, and farmers.
- With the village jobs program in place, many of the former poachers and other villagers became beekeepers, fish farmers, millers, or sunflower-press operators.
- Growers should liaise with merchants and coarse ration millers in their areas with a view to growing beans as an alternative source of protein.
- The miller may own his mill, or may hire it from its owner.
- Some of the millers who worked the mills from 1747 to 1927 are documented in the amenity park.
- John is the other student from Cambridge who comes to the miller for ground corn for the steward.
- The difference goes into the hands of millers, agents and the wholesale dealers.
- His work on world rice modeling is particularly innovative and useful for researchers and extension personnel as well as farmers, millers, and distributors.
- The smooth rapport between Government and the millers and indeed other stakeholders clearly shows that no problem is insurmountable if people put their heads together.
- She said that the government had been running programs since 2003 to encourage big corn millers to create a win-win partnership with small-scale farmers in corn-producing areas nationwide.
- The bottom line we feel is to ensure a speedy delivery of maize to millers so that production operations are not disrupted.
- Baltimore's millers and merchants linked backcountry farmers to an Atlantic market that showed an insatiable appetite for American produce.
- The Australian Milling Council says growers and millers will have to consider their future sustainability at a regional level, including potential mill closures.
- The widespread diffusion of texts exploded not only among nobles and merchants but also among artisans, shopkeepers, workers, and even, on occasion, peasants and millers.
- As it turned out, knowing that universal fortification would be required by 1 January 1998, most millers fortified their products voluntarily before the mandatory deadline.
- Not only were many thousands of miners and millers employed, but as late as 1980 some 6000 South African workers were employed in making asbestos products, mainly cements.
- His father, grandfather and great grandfather were millers at Cole Mill near Bruton and as a boy he delivered animal feed to local farms by pony and trap.

单词	miller
释义	Definition of miller in English: miller noun ˈmɪləˈmɪlər A person who owns or works in a corn mill. Example sentencesExamples The bottom line we feel is to ensure a speedy delivery of maize to millers so that production operations are not disrupted. His work on world rice modeling is particularly innovative and useful for researchers and extension personnel as well as farmers, millers, and distributors. The Australian Milling Council says growers and millers will have to consider their future sustainability at a regional level, including potential mill closures. The miller may own his mill, or may hire it from its owner. He is a miller at Nelstrops flour mill in Stockport, where he has worked for nearly 30 years The smooth rapport between Government and the millers and indeed other stakeholders clearly shows that no problem is insurmountable if people put their heads together. With the village jobs program in place, many of the former poachers and other villagers became beekeepers, fish farmers, millers, or sunflower-press operators. Growers should liaise with merchants and coarse ration millers in their areas with a view to growing beans as an alternative source of protein. Merchants acquired the exported commodities from the New York colony through their ongoing affiliations with retailers, artisans, millers, and farmers. She said that the government had been running programs since 2003 to encourage big corn millers to create a win-win partnership with small-scale farmers in corn-producing areas nationwide. Not only were many thousands of miners and millers employed, but as late as 1980 some 6000 South African workers were employed in making asbestos products, mainly cements. The total number of autopsies of miners and millers conducted among these subjects from 1983 to 1991 is unknown to us. The difference goes into the hands of millers, agents and the wholesale dealers. The widespread diffusion of texts exploded not only among nobles and merchants but also among artisans, shopkeepers, workers, and even, on occasion, peasants and millers. As it turned out, knowing that universal fortification would be required by 1 January 1998, most millers fortified their products voluntarily before the mandatory deadline. The area was also home to two cabinet makers, a carpenter, a tailor, a miller, and two physicians, as well as teachers, preachers, and farmers. John is the other student from Cambridge who comes to the miller for ground corn for the steward. Some of the millers who worked the mills from 1747 to 1927 are documented in the amenity park. Baltimore's millers and merchants linked backcountry farmers to an Atlantic market that showed an insatiable appetite for American produce. His father, grandfather and great grandfather were millers at Cole Mill near Bruton and as a boy he delivered animal feed to local farms by pony and trap. Rhymes Anguilla, Aquila, Attila, Camilla, cedilla, chiller, chinchilla, driller, Drusilla, fibrillar, filler, flotilla, fulfiller, Godzilla, gorilla, griller, guerrilla, killer, Manila, manilla, mantilla, pillar, Priscilla, sapodilla, sarsaparilla, Schiller, scilla, scintilla, spiller, swiller, thriller, tiller, vanilla, vexilla, villa, Willa, willer, zorilla Definition of miller in US English: miller nounˈmilərˈmɪlər A person who owns or works in a grain mill. Example sentencesExamples He is a miller at Nelstrops flour mill in Stockport, where he has worked for nearly 30 years Merchants acquired the exported commodities from the New York colony through their ongoing affiliations with retailers, artisans, millers, and farmers. The total number of autopsies of miners and millers conducted among these subjects from 1983 to 1991 is unknown to us. The area was also home to two cabinet makers, a carpenter, a tailor, a miller, and two physicians, as well as teachers, preachers, and farmers. With the village jobs program in place, many of the former poachers and other villagers became beekeepers, fish farmers, millers, or sunflower-press operators. Growers should liaise with merchants and coarse ration millers in their areas with a view to growing beans as an alternative source of protein. The miller may own his mill, or may hire it from its owner. Some of the millers who worked the mills from 1747 to 1927 are documented in the amenity park. John is the other student from Cambridge who comes to the miller for ground corn for the steward. The difference goes into the hands of millers, agents and the wholesale dealers. His work on world rice modeling is particularly innovative and useful for researchers and extension personnel as well as farmers, millers, and distributors. The smooth rapport between Government and the millers and indeed other stakeholders clearly shows that no problem is insurmountable if people put their heads together. She said that the government had been running programs since 2003 to encourage big corn millers to create a win-win partnership with small-scale farmers in corn-producing areas nationwide. The bottom line we feel is to ensure a speedy delivery of maize to millers so that production operations are not disrupted. Baltimore's millers and merchants linked backcountry farmers to an Atlantic market that showed an insatiable appetite for American produce. The Australian Milling Council says growers and millers will have to consider their future sustainability at a regional level, including potential mill closures. The widespread diffusion of texts exploded not only among nobles and merchants but also among artisans, shopkeepers, workers, and even, on occasion, peasants and millers. As it turned out, knowing that universal fortification would be required by 1 January 1998, most millers fortified their products voluntarily before the mandatory deadline. Not only were many thousands of miners and millers employed, but as late as 1980 some 6000 South African workers were employed in making asbestos products, mainly cements. His father, grandfather and great grandfather were millers at Cole Mill near Bruton and as a boy he delivered animal feed to local farms by pony and trap.
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