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machinist
/ məˈʃiːnɪst /
noun
- a person who operates machines to cut or process materials
- a maker or repairer of machines
Word History and Origins
Origin of machinist1
Example Sentences
Kidron Peterson, a machinist running in the race, said in a candidate forum in May, “From my own research, I do not believe it was a fair election.”
Using his machinist background, he tweaked the chair to fit.
She’s now a full-fledged machinist working full-time in the high-volume Swiss machining department.
An elderly machinist finds himself unexpectedly wrapped up in the scandal.
Coburn, the more outgoing of the two, is the face of DAP but by trade is a machinist from Nevada.
At seventeen he was transferred to the roundhouse; at nineteen he apprenticed himself to the machinist trade.
The eight-hour movement drew its inspiration from an economic theory advanced by a self-taught Boston machinist, Ira Steward.
The machinist easily occupies a leading place in the multitude of trades and occupations.
The hack saw is one of the most difficult tools for the machinist to handle, for the following reasons:p.
The machinist can utilize this property by understanding that velocity enables a soft materialp.
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