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installer

American  
[in-stawl-er] / ɪnˈstɔl ər /

noun

  1. a person whose work it is to install something.

  2. Computers. an executable file or program that installs a piece of software on a computer or electronic device.


Example Sentences

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It was removed by the installer and replaced with a new insulation system.

From BBC

The installer, Stellar Energy, says it has ''no record of any immediate safety hazards being flagged.''

From BBC

Building surveyor, David Walter, says the insulation wasn't fitted correctly and says the installer ''didn't understand what they were doing and what they were doing to the building which is why we've got these problems.''

From BBC

Today, just 10% of workers make minimal use of the internet on the job—roles like butcher and carpet installer.

From The Wall Street Journal

Kruglov had worked as a fiber optics cable installer in New York, but a little over a year ago, he left the city to embark on a walkabout.

From Salon