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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a repairman" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a person whose job is to fix or maintain equipment, machinery, or systems.
Example: "When the washing machine broke down, I called a repairman to fix it."
Alternatives: "a technician" or "a service person".
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I'm a repairman.
A repairman cleaned the clogged dryer vent.
The next day, a repairman came by.
Tells what Leo said about his experiences as a repairman.
At that particular moment, a repairman walked into the kitchen.
Are service interruptions and dependency on a repairman justified?
Another was a repairman at a chandelier factory.
(A repairman is later observed from the same spot).
In a ditch alongside the road, he meets a repairman, preparing to climb a telephone pole.
He paid $300 and found a repairman to connect it to his family's 23-inch TV.
The Kepler Space Telescope is 40 million miles from Earth, which makes sending a repairman difficult.
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