repairman|repairmen in English

noun

[re'pair·man || rɪ'permən /-peə-]

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

Use "repairman|repairmen" in a sentence

1. The way you killed that special The repairman.

2. Let us say that you called a repairman.

3. Actually, I waited for my refrigerator repairman who never came.

4. On behalf of the Russian-speaking community repairmen laptops congratulate you on your Independence Day!

5. Eat leftover takeout, wait for the repairman to fix your kitchen sink.

6. The telephone repairman used his Buttinsky to isolate the open pair

7. I was At home all day and the repairman never came

8. Webb worked as a butcher, salesman, restaurant manager, and vending machine repairman.

9. The thief came into the house under the guise of a repairman.

10. The closet bulged with an assortment of costumes: policeman, utilities repairman, and fireman.

11. Posing as a telephone repairman, a person often finds it easy to gain access to the victim’s phone line.

12. When you call a repairman, you pay for his time and toward his overhead expenses (truck, advertising, and so forth).

13. There, from 1841 to 1844, he served as the children's tutor; he was also an editorial assistant, repairman and gardener.

14. "Splicing the mainBrace" originally referred to the very difficult job of repairing this Brace, one which earned the repairman an extra ration of spirits; eventually, this …

15. Whether the employee was a gardener, a janitor, a repairman, or an accountant, his work would serve to promote worship that conflicts with true religion.

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17. Buttinsky The telephone lineman or repairman's test set was invented by Mr. Buttinsky. It is also called in the field a butt-set, butt-in set, butt-out set, or just a Buttinsky. The telephone lineman/ repairman could clip anywhere in the pair to test the operation of the line and literally butt in on conversations and take control of the line.