solderer
- noun
- /ˈsɒdərər/
- Specialized
- The solderer fixed the broken pipe quickly.
Examples
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As a skilled solderer, she repairs small electronics for a living.
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The solderer carefully joined the two wires on the circuit board.
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The factory employs several solderers to assemble their products.
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A skilled solderer can work wonders with metal.
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A skilled solderer joined the metal components of the model airplane, ensuring a strong connection.
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The solderer carefully melted the solder to fix the broken circuit on the electronic board.
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After years of practice, she became a master solderer, known for her precision and attention to detail.
Synonyms
A worker who joins small electronic parts with machines
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Etymology
Solderer comes from the verb solder, which originally meant to make something 'solid' and is related to the familiar word solid. A solderer is therefore a person who makes metal parts stay 'solid' together by melting solder into the joint.