plumber

/pluhm-er/US // ˈplʌm ər //UK // (ˈplʌmə) //

水管工,水管工人,水暖工,管工

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
- : a person who installs and repairs piping, fixtures, appliances, and appurtenances in connection with the water supply, drainage systems, etc., both in and out of buildings.
- : Slang. an undercover operative or spy hired to detect or stop leaks of news or secret information, often using questionable or illegal methods, as illegal entry or wiretapping.
- : Obsolete. a worker in lead or similar metals.

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I had to call a plumber to come and take everything apart to retrieve it.
You got those four things—don’t matter President, plumber, architect, singer—you got those four things, no one will click off.
From there, they visit the plumber’s Facebook page and watch a few videos.
For example, if the potential customer clicks on a local listing for a plumber, Google prompts the customer to confirm the service area and the type of service they’re looking for.
I love talking to plumbers, to ranchers, to electrical workers.
The NRA and Joe the Plumber view dead Americans as an acceptable loss so that they can have easy access to guns.
Then there was the statement I saw this week from “Joe the Plumber.”
The same people who denounce expert opinion about movies or music will praise a skilled plumber or car mechanic.
Anyone who has ever tried to get a plumber in Paris at that time of the year will know what I mean.
When a leak springs in her bathroom and she has to pay a kingly sum to the plumber, she Googles “how to get cash quick.”
I used to think meanly of the plumber; but how he shines beside the politician!
After much dickering and argument, the consented to leave the old copper pump at the sink, in addition to the faucets.

/pluhm-er/US // ˈplʌm ər //UK // (ˈplʌmə) //

水管工,水管工人,水暖工,管工

n.名词 noun

1
- : a person who installs and repairs piping, fixtures, appliances, and appurtenances in connection with the water supply, drainage systems, etc., both in and out of buildings.
- : Slang. an undercover operative or spy hired to detect or stop leaks of news or secret information, often using questionable or illegal methods, as illegal entry or wiretapping.
- : Obsolete. a worker in lead or similar metals.

adj.vertical

Synonyms

Antonyms

I had to call a plumber to come and take everything apart to retrieve it.
You got those four things—don’t matter President, plumber, architect, singer—you got those four things, no one will click off.
From there, they visit the plumber’s Facebook page and watch a few videos.
For example, if the potential customer clicks on a local listing for a plumber, Google prompts the customer to confirm the service area and the type of service they’re looking for.
I love talking to plumbers, to ranchers, to electrical workers.
The NRA and Joe the Plumber view dead Americans as an acceptable loss so that they can have easy access to guns.
Then there was the statement I saw this week from “Joe the Plumber.”
The same people who denounce expert opinion about movies or music will praise a skilled plumber or car mechanic.
Anyone who has ever tried to get a plumber in Paris at that time of the year will know what I mean.
When a leak springs in her bathroom and she has to pay a kingly sum to the plumber, she Googles “how to get cash quick.”
I used to think meanly of the plumber; but how he shines beside the politician!
After much dickering and argument, the consented to leave the old copper pump at the sink, in addition to the faucets.