machinist的意思|machinist的解释-里氏词典

machinist [mә'ʃi:nist]

n. 机械师, 机械安装修理工, 机械工

[机] 机匠, 机器技工

machinist

[ noun ]
a craftsman skilled in operating machine tools
<noun.person>

Machinist \Ma*chin"ist\, n. [Cf. F. machiniste.]
1. A constructor of machines and engines; one versed in the
principles of machines.

2. One skilled in the use of machine tools.

3. A person employed to shift scenery in a theater.

"I understand they want to break down atoms and see what's inside them," said Mrs. Wilburn's grandson, Dale Wilburn, a 38-year-old machinist who lives with her. "I don't really understand much more.
He lived on Long Island, retiring from his job as a machinist in the early 1970s, and moved to Maine in 1983.
From July 4, the maximum financial limit on awards in race discrimination cases is to be raised. Mr McAuley was a machinist in a small family business - Auto Alloys Foundry in Blackwell, Derbyshire.
The settlement with the government resulted from a lawsuit initially filed by John Gravitt, a former Evendale machinist.
Li, a 37-year-old machinist, and his 34-year-old wife fled their hometown of Fuzhou last year when Ms. Wang became pregnant with what would have been the couple's second child.
"It was 45 years ago they signed me up for that medal, but I never received it _ until (a week ago) Wednesday," said Jim Bird, 67, a retired machinist.
"If you are thirsty, then you pay whatever the beer costs," says Andre Keller, a 27-year-old machinist at the chemical factory.
"I would like to thank you for doing your job as devoted young men to protect our country," wrote a Navy machinist's mate 1st class who enclosed a $300 check.
Dravy Kuntzsch, a 20-year-old machinist, told a West German newspaper he expects a powerful constituency, including party members, secret police informers and people worried about their jobs to ensure a Communist victory in the first free elections May 6.
The elder Conley, a retired machinist's assistant with the Norfolk and Western railway, was a native of Magoffin County, Ky.
The union leader's remarks were the opening salvo in negotiations, which are expected to begin soon and which could take weeks, over terms of possible machinist participation in the employee buy-out.
Bradley said business is fair at the mill, with 15 employees working on the three-acre operation producing an average of 5,000 handles a day that range from a 10-inch machinist handle to a 60-inch pitch fork handle.
Joerg, a 32-year-old machinist from Potsdam, says he drove his Polish-built car to Hungary but got hopelessly lost in a border town.
Asked to comment on the situation, a young machinist at Chicago's O'Hare International Airport says: "Nobody wants to go on strike.
Federal labor laws bar wildcat airline strikes, and the machinist contract doesn't expire until November.
The loan is to be repaid over three years through payroll deductions from the DM3,500 he makes each month as a machinist at Bayer AG's chemical works in Leverkusen.
He said a navy machinist who came on board the ferry to check the engine smelled strongly of alcohol.
The leaders of TWA's machinist union and pilot union couldn't be reached for comment.
"The first question every crewman asks when they come aboard is `Have you seen her today?"' said machinist Olav Vestnes.
Douglas Murray, a machinist at the D&H's Saratoga Springs, N.Y., yard, says the railroad recently gave him some new tools.
NWA Inc., the parent of Northwest Airlines, reported a record first-quarter loss of $43.5 million and said it reached contract agreements with its machinist and flight attendant unions.
"I never thought I'd want to work for a union," says Jerry Brickey, a machinist who crossed the picket line during the big strike.

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