Serviceman

Pronunciation: /ˈsɜːrvɪsmən/

Definitions of serviceman

noun a person employed to provide a service, especially in a technical or mechanical capacity

Example Sentences

A1 The serviceman fixed my broken refrigerator.

A2 The serviceman came to repair the leaky faucet in the kitchen.

B1 The serviceman provided excellent customer service when installing the new air conditioning unit.

B2 The serviceman was highly skilled and efficient in troubleshooting the electrical issue.

C1 The serviceman demonstrated professionalism and expertise in handling complex maintenance tasks.

C2 The serviceman's dedication to his job was evident in the meticulous attention to detail in his work.

Examples of serviceman in a Sentence

formal The serviceman arrived promptly to fix the issue with the air conditioning unit.

informal I heard the serviceman is coming tomorrow to look at the leaky faucet.

slang The serviceman is a pro at fixing stuff around the house.

figurative The serviceman of the team always comes through in clutch situations.

Grammatical Forms of serviceman

• past tense: servicemen
• plural: servicemen
• comparative: more serviceman
• superlative: most serviceman
• present tense: serviceman
• future tense: will serviceman
• perfect tense: have serviceman
• continuous tense: is serviceman
• singular: serviceman
• positive degree: serviceman
• infinitive: to serviceman
• gerund: servicemanning
• participle: servicemaned

Origin and Evolution of serviceman

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'serviceman' originated from the combination of 'service' and 'man', referring to an individual who provides a service.

Evolution of the word: Initially used to describe men in military service, the term 'serviceman' has evolved to encompass individuals in various service industries such as maintenance, customer service, and more. It is now commonly used in a gender-neutral sense to refer to both men and women providing services.