machinist in Latin
machinist in Latin is māchinātor — machinist means someone who builds machines and engines, or knows a lot about them.
machinist in Latin
māchinātor
A constructor of machines and engines; someone knowledgeable about machines.
What does "machinist" mean?
- noun Someone who builds machines and engines, or knows a lot about them.
- noun Someone trained to use machine tools to shape metal parts.
- noun Someone whose job is to run machinery.
- noun Someone employed in a theatre to move the scenery.
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What is "machinist" in Latin?
"machinist" in Latin is māchinātor. machinist means: Someone who builds machines and engines, or knows a lot about them.
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