mechanic
noun
uk/məˈkæn.ɪk/us/məˈkæn.ɪk/mechanicnoun(JOB)
A2[C]
someone whosejobisrepairingtheenginesofvehiclesand othermachines:
技师;机工;机械师acar/garage/bikemechanic汽车/自行车修理工
- Buying thatsecond-handcarwithout having itcheckedby a mechanic firstcostusdear.
- At thattimeshe was just ahumblemechanic.
- "Don'tworry,yourcarwill bereadytomorrow, " the mechanicassuredhim.
- Iappliedfor ajobas a mechanic in alocalgarage, but I wasrejected.
- The mechanicpointedout therepairon thefrontof mycar.
Engineering - mechanical
- -engined
- air-cooled
- artificer
- automative
- bionics
- dolly
- drive shaft
- engage
- gasman
- go on
- horsepower
- mechanical
- mechanize
- neutral
- oilcan
- override
- servomotor
- tick over
- unmechanized
- valve
mechanicnoun(STUDY)
mechanics[U]
thestudyof theeffectofphysicalforcesonobjectsandtheirmovement
力学;机械学Engineering - mechanical
- -engined
- air-cooled
- artificer
- automative
- bionics
- dolly
- drive shaft
- engage
- gasman
- go on
- horsepower
- mechanical
- mechanize
- neutral
- oilcan
- override
- servomotor
- tick over
- unmechanized
- valve
mechanicnoun(WAY OF WORKING)
the mechanics[plural]informal
the way somethingworksorhappens:
例行方法,运作方式Heknowsa lot about the mechanicsofrunningaschool.关于如何管理一所学校,他所知甚多。
Ways of achieving things
- actively
- another
- approach
- avenue
- bases
- basis
- device
- fair
- media
- method
- methodological
- methodologically
- methodology
- strategy
- styleless
- stylistic
- stylistically
- technique
- thus
- vehicle