schneider

¹ American  

[shnahy-der] / ˈʃnaɪ dər /

verb (used with object)

1. to prevent (an opponent) from scoring a point in a game or match.

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noun

1. an act of schneidering or the fact of being schneidered.

Schneider ² American  

[shnahy-der] / ˈʃnaɪ dər /

noun

1. Vreni born 1964, Swiss Alpine ski racer.

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Etymology

Origin of schneider

1930–35; < German: tailor

Example Sentences

Donald Schneider, a policy analyst at Piper Sandler, sees this injecting nearly $200 billion into the economy, enough to boost first-half annualized growth up to half a percentage point.

From The Wall Street Journal

Janice Schneider, a lawyer representing Revolution Wind, said at the hearing that the project is at a “crucial stage” of construction, and that the pause was costing the company $1.44 million a day.

From The Wall Street Journal

For the oil market, the fatalities in Iran and calls for strikes among oil-industry workers there have “raised concerns that millions of barrels per day of exports could be at risk,” leading to a potential rise in prices, said Alex Pierce, commodity analyst at Schneider Electric, in a market update.

From MarketWatch

“Although Iranian authorities have claimed the situation is under control, market sentiment remains cautious,” Schneider Electric’s Pierce said.

From MarketWatch

For the oil market, the fatalities in Iran and calls for strikes among oil-industry workers there have “raised concerns that millions of barrels per day of exports could be at risk,” leading to a potential rise in prices, said Alex Pierce, commodity analyst at Schneider Electric, in a market update.

From MarketWatch