Definition of phraser in English:

phraser

noun ˈfreɪzə

A deviser or user of (especially distinctive or striking) phrases; a phrasemonger. In later use also: a person who shapes musical phrases (well, badly, etc.).

Origin

Early 17th century; earliest use found in William Cowper (1568–1619), bishop of Galloway. From phrase + -er. Compare French phraseur, Italian fraseggiatore.

Definition of phraser in US English:

phraser

nounˈfreɪzə

A deviser or user of (especially distinctive or striking) phrases; a phrasemonger. In later use also: a person who shapes musical phrases (well, badly, etc.).

Origin

Early 17th century; earliest use found in William Cowper (1568–1619), bishop of Galloway. From phrase + -er. Compare French phraseur, Italian fraseggiatore.

词汇	phraser
释义	Definition of phraser in English: phraser noun ˈfreɪzə A deviser or user of (especially distinctive or striking) phrases; a phrasemonger. In later use also: a person who shapes musical phrases (well, badly, etc.). Origin Early 17th century; earliest use found in William Cowper (1568–1619), bishop of Galloway. From phrase + -er. Compare French phraseur, Italian fraseggiatore. Definition of phraser in US English: phraser nounˈfreɪzə A deviser or user of (especially distinctive or striking) phrases; a phrasemonger. In later use also: a person who shapes musical phrases (well, badly, etc.). Origin Early 17th century; earliest use found in William Cowper (1568–1619), bishop of Galloway. From phrase + -er. Compare French phraseur, Italian fraseggiatore.
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