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Meanings of workman in English
Usage of workman in English
1
He is the benefactor of the workman; a blessing to the people.
2
The thing done, the master workman in Ford snatched at the helm.
3
The rest of the workman is the daily repairing of the machine.
4
The rich man lives in plenty, while the workman weeps in famine.
5
He was dressed in a workman's jumpsuit and carried a tool case.
6
Sorry to see that you've had the British workman in the house.
7
And the honest workman signaled to the conductor to stop the horses.
8
In short, the two combatants, the workman and the gentleman, between them-
9
The object of the screen is to protect the workman against draughts.
10
The workman lifts his cap and respectfully salutes his fellow-workman in passing.
11
The first workman said he had no economic grievance; his was political.
12
I will be a workman; I will dig the earth, if necessary.
13
Next, let me explain that I am a humble workman by trade.
14
Any workman in the school of Namby-Pamby could have kept their purity.
15
A workman should know his tools, and not use them to breaking.
16
The implements again must be suited to the workman who handles it.
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Translations for workman
Portuguese
Spanish
Workman through the time
Workman across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common