clockmaker

1. So I became a clockmaker.
   于是我成了钟表匠。
2. John Kruesi was a clockmaker.
   约翰·克鲁西是一位钟表匠。
3. Mr Kundera opens up the novels of his choice like a clockmaker eager to demonstrate the inner workings of his favourite mechanisms.
   昆德拉把挑选出的小说一层层展开，就像一位钟表匠急于向人们展示出他最爱钟表的内部结构。
4. In 1737, John Harrison, a self-taught clockmaker from Yorkshire, stunned London's scientific establishment by presenting an idiosyncratic solution to the most important and notorious technological problem of the 18th century.
   1737年，自学成才的英国约克郡钟表匠约翰•哈里森（JohnHarrison）震惊了伦敦科学界。他提出的特别方案，解决了18世纪最重要也是最著名的技术难题。

noun

1. someone whose occupation is making or repairing clocks and watches

   Synonym:    clocksmith