0 a person who puts in, checks, and repairs electrical wires and electrical equipment -- 电工；电气技师
I am thinking of all the industries associated with a fishing community—netmakers, ropemakers, joiners, electricians and harbour staff.
Among those unemployed are joiners, bricklayers, plasterers, and electricians—all people who build houses.
There are no fewer than 1,786 men connected with the building industry employed there—electricians, joiners, builders, plumbers, and the rest.
Are the actors, the backstage workers—the electricians and others—engaged in distribution or in carrying out a miscellaneous service?
He may be a plumber, electrician, or fireman who goes window cleaning, gardening, cleaning a car or mending a television set.
These included carpenters and bricklayers, plant operators, electricians, asphalt gang labourers and site staff.
Over 30 chief and other electrical artificers are at present fully qualified for promotion to warrant electrician and on the roster for promotion.
The role of such professionals as natural philosophers and supporters of scientific culture is evident from the number of clerical naturalists, meteorologists and electricians in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.
