Definition of «archer»

An archer is a person who shoots arrows with a bow.

The skilled archer hit the bullseye with every arrow.
The archer aimed carefully at the target before releasing the bowstring.
The character in the video game was an expert archer, shooting down enemies from a distance.
The archer's precision and agility made them an asset in the battlefield.
In medieval times, many armies relied on archers to weaken enemy forces before engaging in close combat.
The archer's swift movements while shooting were admired by spectators at the archery competition.
Robin Hood, the legendary archer, stole from the rich and gave to the poor.
The archer's training involved hours of practice, developing their strength and accuracy.
As an archer, it was important to maintain a steady hand and focus on the target.
The archers lined up in formation, ready to unleash a flurry of arrows at their opponents.

An added benefit of these types of lowering springs is that they decrease the wheel arch wheel gap and in theory cuts through the wind easier given the cars lower stance. (bmwblog.com)
The narrow headlights reach almost into the wheel arches of the front fenders. (mercedesblog.com)
A further line extends upwards from the rear wheel arch in a sweeping curve. (ausmotive.com)
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