Definition of relayer in English:

relayer

noun ˌriːˈleɪə

1A person or animal that lays something again. Compare "re-lay"rare.
2Railways (originally and chiefly US). As a mass noun: a length of rail too worn for heavy usage but which is suitable for re-laying on a line with lighter traffic. Chiefly attributive, especially in "relayer rail". Now rare.

noun ˌriːˈleɪə

1Baseball. A fielder who acts as the middle player in a relay play.
2A person who participates in a relay race.

noun ˌriːˈleɪə

A person who or thing which relays something.

Origin

Mid 19th century. From re-lay + -er. Compare earlier layer
early 20th century; earliest use found in Eau Claire (Wisconsin) Leader. From relay + -er
1920s. From relay + -er. Compare French relayeur person in charge of a place for changing horses.

Definition of relayer in US English:

relayer

nounˌriːˈleɪə

1A person or animal that lays something again. Compare "re-lay"rare.
2Railways (originally and chiefly US). As a mass noun: a length of rail too worn for heavy usage but which is suitable for re-laying on a line with lighter traffic. Chiefly attributive, especially in "relayer rail". Now rare.

nounˌriːˈleɪə

1Baseball. A fielder who acts as the middle player in a relay play.
2A person who participates in a relay race.

nounˌriːˈleɪə

A person who or thing which relays something.

Origin

Mid 19th century. From re-lay + -er. Compare earlier layer<br>early 20th century; earliest use found in Eau Claire (Wisconsin) Leader. From relay + -er<br>1920s. From relay + -er. Compare French relayeur person in charge of a place for changing horses.

词汇	relayer
释义	Definition of relayer in English: relayer noun ˌriːˈleɪə 1A person or animal that lays something again. Compare "re-lay"rare. 2Railways (originally and chiefly US). As a mass noun: a length of rail too worn for heavy usage but which is suitable for re-laying on a line with lighter traffic. Chiefly attributive, especially in "relayer rail". Now rare. noun ˌriːˈleɪə 1Baseball. A fielder who acts as the middle player in a relay play. 2A person who participates in a relay race. noun ˌriːˈleɪə A person who or thing which relays something. Origin Mid 19th century. From re-lay + -er. Compare earlier layer early 20th century; earliest use found in Eau Claire (Wisconsin) Leader. From relay + -er 1920s. From relay + -er. Compare French relayeur person in charge of a place for changing horses. Definition of relayer in US English: relayer nounˌriːˈleɪə 1A person or animal that lays something again. Compare "re-lay"rare. 2Railways (originally and chiefly US). As a mass noun: a length of rail too worn for heavy usage but which is suitable for re-laying on a line with lighter traffic. Chiefly attributive, especially in "relayer rail". Now rare. nounˌriːˈleɪə 1Baseball. A fielder who acts as the middle player in a relay play. 2A person who participates in a relay race. nounˌriːˈleɪə A person who or thing which relays something. Origin Mid 19th century. From re-lay + -er. Compare earlier layer<br>early 20th century; earliest use found in Eau Claire (Wisconsin) Leader. From relay + -er<br>1920s. From relay + -er. Compare French relayeur person in charge of a place for changing horses.
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