Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Engineer"

A: This implies the Civil Engineer works alone and not a part of a larger company.

A: It means he works in an office. Not necessarily headquarters. If he used “the” instead of “a”, like “I work at the company office” it seems a bit more important, but still not necessarily “headquarters”. It depends on the context.

A: "savvy" means "clever, having expertise in the situation."

A: "white-collar" refers to working inside an office.

A: go through the process from end to beginning

A: When I grow up, I want to be a mechanical engineer.
The mechanical engineer works at Volkswagen building cars.

A: The first one means you are doing it at the moment of speaking. The second one means that you were doing it in the past and possible you would continue it in the future.

A: "The engineer has just repaired the system" could have two meanings:
1) He repaired the system right now.
2) He only repaired the system, he didn't repair anything else.

"The engineer has just finished repairing he system" means:
1) He repaired the system right now.

A: Basically, they have the same meaning and you can use them interchangeably

A: Engineers work on the mechanical aspects of getting something to function. They are responsible for taking a design and trying to make it work in real life.

A designer is responsible for the design and the artistic aspects of something

I am a designer and I often send packing designs for structural engineers to then build and test to see if the boxes can handle the weight or being crushed or if the shape I designed is even possible to build within our budget

A: thank you so much

A: Engineer

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A: @randy: .

A: @goozz "‎He is a highly skilled automotive engineer."

A: You should like it like: I have worked as an engineer for 4 years

A: If the smartest engineers leave government space agencies (like NASA) for private companies that pay higher salaries, they may end up just working on business stuff that don’t actually benefit space research.

A: You restated “in the report” for both of yours sentences. Since you already said in the report, saying it again seems unnatural.

Responsible and in charge are synonyms meaning they have the same/close meaning.


In the second sentence, you said about the section 5. You should remove the. Also, add that was before responsible to show clarification of ownership.

In conclusion, for both of the sentences to seem natural:

First sentence:
I asked the engineer in charge of the report about section 5.

Second sentence:
I asked the engineer that was responsible for the report about section 5.

A: If you are a real engineer, you should put all of your energy (DELETE "on a") (INTO) (THE) device that you (ARE) (TRYING) to make, (SO THAT IT) can function well even (WHILE IT'S) in outer space.