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business language - Politer word to refer to a cleaner - English . . . The last one in particular I would imagine required specialist technical training Advertise for a cleaner If you have a particular individual in mind who is already in post, I suggest you ask that person what job title they prefer Some people will want a fancy title, others will be happy with something simple
Single word that is used for all home-related services I am looking for single word that can stand for all home-related services like: Painter Electrician Carpenter Driver Mobile fixer Plasterer Plumber It may include services that are sometimes perfor
What is a person (not a company) who provides a service called? According to Wikipedia, a service provider is not a person but a company There should be a word for a person who provides a service (such as cleaning your house, fixing your car, teaching you a new language, taking care of your pets, etc ) which is the context where I need this word
Whats the difference between title and name? The earliest use of the word title is for an inscription placed by an object (or person, it comes from the Latin titulus and first appears in regards to the inscription "Iesus Nazarenus, Rex Iudaeorum" placed above Christ during the Crucifixion), or a placard in a theatre giving the name of the play currently being shown From this another early sense is of the inscription at the top of a
What do we call a person who does shoe polishing? In many countries, there are people in the streets who do shoe polishing on the go Please refer to the attached image What is the word for such a person?
What do you call someone who specialises in tea? Someone who is qualified at wine is a sommelier and someone who is qualified at coffee is a barista What do you call the equivalent of someone for tea? Also, I'm thinking there might be a word b
Epithet, sobriquet, and moniker: Whats the difference? epithet: A term used to characterize a person or thing; a term used as a descriptive substitute for the name or title of a person sobriquet: A familiar name for a person (typically a shortened version of a person’s given name) moniker: A personal name or nickname; an informal label, often drawing attention to a particular attribute
Term, preferably a single word, that describes a persons occupation? Closest thing I can think of is job title, according to Collins Dictionary: a name that describes a person's job in an organization And their example sentence: My official job title is Deputy Manager Background on your example Cook is probably not a full job title, most kitchens have more than one cook and they have different titles (somewhat similar to military ranks, but even more specific
Adjective for someone who is really good at cooking or baking and or . . . The general adjective would be dexterous (or dextrous) because you need skilled hands to be good at cooking and baking Dexterous is not usually used directly to describe a person who is good at cooking, it is used to emphasize cooking skills within the context; so it wouldn't be an exact fit for your example but you can rephrase your sentence Showing or having skill, especially with the