Translations for „dustman“ in the English » Arabic Dictionary

dustman <a dustman; dustmen> N

dustman

زَبَّال

dustman (professions)

جامِعُ القُمَامَة

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English

Unable to find a role, he worked as a dustman before founding his own company.

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Her answer, fatefully, was to replace local council rates with a poll tax: everyone from a duke to a dustman would pay the same amount.

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He could talk to anybody, dustman or duchess.

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Dustman was a farmer and is thought to have built the barn that was destroyed in a fire in 1910.

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You would never know her father was a humble dustman.

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Was the dispute, the dustman complained they had nothing to do?

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Not bad for a would-be dustman.

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Now but memories are such people as the bus conductor, rentman, lamplighter, rag and bone merchant, and the dustman (pre-wheelie bins) with the coalman and chimney sweep next in line.

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He started as a paperboy, then a dustman (or binman) and later an assistant manager at a supermarket.

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Closer to home, the weekly visit of the dustman does not make a profit.

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