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Meanings of trouble shooter in English

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mediador

A worker whose job is to locate and fix sources of trouble (especially in mechanical devices)

mediador
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Examples for "troubleshooter"
Examples for "troubleshooter"
1
Their troubleshooter asked me to authorise a diagnostic link; I did so.
Axiomatic
2
He worked in quality control, meaning he was a natural troubleshooter.
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3
Rudd has appointed ministerial troubleshooter Greg Combet to fix the home insulation programme.
Reuters
4
Don't let me sound as if I was some kind of one-man troubleshooter.
A colossal failure of common sense: the inside story of the coll...
5
I have to see the numbers when he programs them into his troubleshooter.
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Usage of trouble shooter in English
1
Being an interstellar trouble shooter wouldn't be so bad... if I could shoot the trouble!
The Repairman
2
He also detailed one of his own men to stay on as trouble shooter for the setup.
Tom Swift and The Visitor from Planet X
3
I'm a trouble shooter, not an administrator.
The Native Soil
4
They were joined moments later by Hank Sterling, the square-jawed chief engineer and trouble shooter of Enterprises, and Arvid Hanson.
Tom Swift and The Visitor from Planet X
5
The government crew manning the installation, and the Swift technician who had relieved Art Wiltessa as trouble shooter on the setup, greeted them eagerly.
Tom Swift and The Visitor from Planet X
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The government has unveiled a high profile team of trouble shooters to help protect the country's border.
Radio NZ
7
David Cameron says he wants to set up a network of " trouble shooters" to help the most troubled families in England.
BBC
8
"So he wants a trouble shooter, does he?"
Voodoo Planet
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