mechanic
Pronunciation: [mɪˈkænɪk]
Context: “occupation”
(noun) a person who fixes and maintains machines, especially cars. When you have a problem with your car, you take it to a mechanic to get it repaired.
Example
The mechanic changed the oil in my car and made sure everything was running smoothly.
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Unfortunately, I couldn't find a mechanic to help me when my car broke down.
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Do you know a good mechanic who can fix my car?
Context: “technical skill”
(noun) knowledge about how machines work and how to fix them. It’s like being an expert in the way things operate, whether that's a car or any other device.
Example
He has excellent mechanic skills and can repair almost anything.
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She lacked the mechanic knowledge needed to troubleshoot the problem with her bike.
Example
Do you think you have enough mechanic ability to fix this appliance?
Context: “tools and equipment”
(noun) the tools and equipment used to repair machines. These are the special things a mechanic uses to do their job.
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The mechanic used his tools to fix the car quickly.
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Without the proper mechanic tools, the repair took much longer than expected.
Example
What mechanic equipment do you need to complete the repairs?