electrician
noun (electrician, electricians)
Everyday
An electrician is a person whose job is to put in, check and repair electrical wires, sockets, lights and machines. tree →
In the lessons
In lessons about jobs and safety: only electricians should fix wiring; never poke things into sockets. In science lessons on circuits, electricians use the same ideas in real houses. Phrases: «call an electrician», «a qualified electrician».
Examples
- The electrician fixed the broken light. tree →
- We called an electrician when the socket started sparking. tree →
- My aunt is an electrician. tree →
- An electrician wires new houses. tree →
- Only a trained electrician should work on the fuse box. tree →
- The electrician switched off the power before she started. tree →
Note
Spelling: «-cian» like «musician», «magician». Pronounced «e-lek-TRISH-un». Safety: electricity can kill; never touch wires or plug things in with wet hands. In maths, job problems may give hours worked and pay per hour.
On Mova
- Trees and pragmatics of «electrician» in the school dictionary: every meaning and example parsed by Mova, with its dependency tree and frames.
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