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Meanings of mechanic in English
Someone whose occupation is repairing and maintaining automobiles.
Usage of mechanic in English
1
The furnace mechanic who'd seen a second person present at the farm.
2
That seemingly important time travel mechanic has never been used again since.
3
From shut-in recluse mechanic to partying shamanic police detective within a year.
4
The industrial departments in agriculture and the mechanic arts offer fine advantages.
5
The series will appeal to handicraftsmen in the industrial and mechanic arts.
6
The heavy-duty mechanic and welder also had to take time off work.
7
Last body-mechanic rule: Do your best not to chicken wing your elbows.
8
He is now a respectable mechanic and soldier of a Corps in
9
An old mechanic stood by in case her engine needed a repair.
10
Years ago, a young mechanic took a bath in the river Clyde.
11
He was a mechanic, having worked for years in the railroad shops.
12
Sighing, she took aim and shot the mechanic in his left knee.
13
He turned to the mechanic who had just finished examining the machine.
14
With the help of mechanic David Champion I got into the cockpit.
15
The instance of Aguilar, the head-gardener and mechanic, well illustrated her pusillanimity.
16
End-users will pay for the car, the component costs and the mechanic.
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United States of America
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