There are many English words about occupation. For example, scientists, detectives, fishermen, firefighters, journalists, lawyers, hairdressers, singers, engineers, hunters, workers, painters, writers, businessmen, pilots, dentists, nurses, accountants and so on.

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Word parsing:

First, scientists?

1, pronunciation:

English [? s？ nt？ st]

Beauty [? Three (t)? st]

2. transliteration:

Noun (short for noun)

Scientists; scientific research personnel

3. Example:

1) every? Scientists? Feeling? Proud? What time? That? Numbers? Dovetail? . ?

Every time the numbers match, any scientist will feel elated.

Second, detective

1, pronunciation:

English [dt? kt？ V]

Beauty [dt? kt？ V]

2. transliteration:

Noun (short for noun)

detective

3. Example:

1) The company hired one? Detective? To investigate the accident. ?

The company hired a detective to investigate the accident.

Third, fishermen.

1, pronunciation:

English [? f？ m？ n]

Beauty [? f？ rm？ n]

2. transliteration:

Noun (short for noun)

Fishermen; angler

3. Example:

1) Fisherman: "Yes, that was last week, not this week". ?

Fisherman: Yes, that was last week, not now.

Fourth, engineers?

1, pronunciation:

English [? nd？ n]

Beauty [nd? n？ r]

2. transliteration:

Noun (short for noun)

Engineer; Technician; Mechanic; Pilot; Engineer; Planner; Designers; inventor

Verb (abbreviation of verb)

Design; Manufacturing industry; Carefully arranged; plan

3. Example:

1) My grandmother is a? Engineer.

My grandmother is an engineer.

Verb (abbreviation for verb) journalist

1, pronunciation:

English [? d？ n(？ )l？ st]

Beauty [? drn(？ )l？ st]

2. transliteration:

Noun (short for noun)

Reporter; journalist

3. Example:

1) The reporter didn't want to reveal his identity.

The reporter didn't want to reveal the identity of the source.