repairer|repairers in English

noun

[rɪ'perə(r) /-'peər-]

one who repairs, one who fixes, one who corrects problems or malfunctions

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1. The Gene Repairer

2. From early morning, repairers of the temple work industriously.

3. Remote Hull Repairers are now available to reactivate incapacitated structures.

4. Other Companies, including the Armour Repairers, merged with the Armourers.

5. Other Companies, including the Armour Repairers, merged with the Armourers.

6. Apply to Assembler, Aircraft Structural Repairer, Manufacturing Associate and more!

7. (e) access to technical information for independent repairers is not sufficiently assured;

8. A particular case arises when agreements oblige authorised repairers to also sell new motor vehicles.

9. In general, independent repairers have no major problems as regards access to original spare parts.

10. And you will actually be called the repairer of the gap, the restorer of roadways by which to dwell.”

11. If the repairer agrees with this and the deadline is not met , you may be entitled to claim compensation .

12. Our hotel can also propose picnic box (extra charge) and advise you bicycle renters or repairers.

13. In addition, Audi has concluded agreements with authorised Audi repairers who only provide after-sales services.

14. We offer insurance products for transportation companies, stevedores, wharfingers, terminal operators and port authorities, shipyards, repairers, Bunkermen, charterers, pilots, and marine contractors worldwide

15. When you pay for a service - for example , from a dry cleaner , travel agent , car repairer , hairdresser or builder - you are entitled to certain standards .

16. We offer insurance products for transportation companies, stevedores, wharfingers, terminal operators and port authorities, shipyards, repairers, Bunkermen, charterers, pilots, and marine contractors worldwide

17. Bailee coverage is an important way for cleaners, repairers, warehouses, hospitality organizations and other businesses that work on or hold customers’ possessions to …

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19. At that time, CAMED (6) was active as a port repairer in the Port of Naples by virtue of a land concession act valid from 1909 to 2008.

20. The repairer may have to examine the item to locate the fault and is entitled to charge a fee for doing this , so long as you know in advance .

21. Noun 1 A maker, supplier, or repairer of weapons or armour. ‘The protection and embellishment of the warrior's head has preoccupied warriors themselves, as well as their Armourers and hatters, since the earliest history of organized warfare.’

22. The repairer may have to examine the item to locate the fault and is entitled to charge a fee for doing this , so long as you know in advance . Ask if this will be taken off the final bill .

23. For independent operators other than repairers, the information shall also be given in a machine-readable format that is capable of being electronically processed with commonly available information technology tools and software and which allows independent operators to carry out the task associated with their business in the aftermarket supply chain.