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Mechanic
Translation of "mechanic" into Russian
mechanic
Noun
mechanic
mechanics pl
Специалист по ремонту машин, особенно автомобилей
The mechanic fixed the car's transmission in under an hour.
Механик починил коробку передач автомобиля меньше чем за час.
механика
Элемент или правило системы, напр. игровая механика The new crafting mechanic adds depth to the gameplay.
Новая механика крафта добавляет глубину игровому процессу.
Additional translations
Арх.; мастеровой, ручной работник
mechanic
Verb
mechanic
mechanics
mechanicked Past Simple / Past Participle
mechanicking Gerund
Rare, chiefly colloquial transitive verb meaning ‘to repair or maintain (a machine, vehicle, etc.)’. Forms and definition needed.
Разг.; ремонтировать механически
He mechanicked the old tractor back to life over the weekend.
Он за выходные чинил старый трактор и вернул его к жизни.
Additional translations
Разг.
mechanic
Adjective
mechanic
more mechanic Comp.
most mechanic Super.
Includes both attributive-noun use (e.g. "mechanic tools") and archaic descriptive sense.
Связанный с техникой или машинами
The college offers courses in mechanic arts and engineering.
Колледж предлагает курсы по механическим искусствам и инженерии.
Additional translations
Арх.; относящийся к ручному труду
Definitions
mechanic
Noun
A person whose job is to repair and maintain machinery, especially motor vehicles.
The mechanic fixed the car's transmission in under an hour.
(dated) A manual worker or artisan.
In the eighteenth century, mechanics were vital to the growth of industry.
A feature or rule within a system, especially in video-games or design, that determines how the system functions.
The new crafting mechanic adds depth to the gameplay.
mechanic
Verb
(transitive, colloquial) To repair or service mechanically; to work on as a mechanic.
He mechanicked the old tractor back to life over the weekend.
mechanic
Adjective
(attributive) Relating to mechanics, machinery, or technical work.
The college offers courses in mechanic arts and engineering.
(archaic) Pertaining to manual or physical rather than intellectual activity.
Such mechanic labor was considered inferior to scholarly pursuits.