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Meanings of mechanician in English
Engineer or scientist working in the field of mechanics.
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Usage of mechanician in English
1
That this shabby creature could be the great mechanician was remarkable enough.
2
With the latter hero and mechanician we did not come in contact.
3
By profession he is an engineer, and he is a capable mechanician.
4
He was formerly an engineer, and, I believe, a very capable mechanician.
5
In the office of Construction of Standard Weights and Measures: Adjuster and mechanician.
6
Her aunt and the mechanician were sitting in the tonneau behind.
7
In 1678 a mechanician of Salle, in Maine, named Besnier invented a flying-machine.
8
Salignac, the mechanician, was already on the spot confirming the damage.
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Such exercise of the inventive faculties, then, is good training for the mechanician.
10
Some people inclined to the belief that he was an inventor, or mechanician.
11
He might have achieved valuable success as an engineer and mechanician.
12
A mechanician from Italy fell into his clutches and was sentenced to death.
13
E.H. Parker, the driver, and his mechanician, were somewhat surprised, but otherwise undamaged.
14
Could it be that the mechanician was no longer master of his mechanism?
15
A famous Italian painter, architect, sculptor, scientist, engineer, mechanician, and musician.
16
Maelzel, mechanician to the Imperial Court of Vienna, the well-known inventor of the metronome.
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