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  • The femenine of WAITER.
    Waitress
  • A person whose job is to fix cars.
    Mechanic
  • A person whose job is dangerous. They have to put out fires or help in car crashes.
    Firefighter (/faiefaiter/)
  • A person whose job is to take pictures of people, landscapes or other things.
    Photographer
  • A person whose job is to serve tables at a pub, bar or restaurant.
    Waiter
  • A person whose job is to organise an enterprise.
    Businessperson (/bisnesperson/)
  • A person whose job is to attend calls, organise the boss' diary, etc.
    Secretary
  • A person whose job is to compose songs write lyrics.
    Musician
  • A person whose job is to cut men's hair.
    Barber
  • A person whose job is to fly planes or helicopters.
    Pilot
  • A person whose job is to sing.
    singer
  • A person whose job is to play football.
    Footballer (/futbole/)
  • A person whose job is to guide tourists around a place.
    Tour guide
  • Their job is writing books.
    Author (/oze/)
  • A person whose job is to paint paintings and pictures.
    Painter
  • A person who does art with different materials: wood, stone, mud, painting, etc
    Artist
  • A person whose job is to look into our mouths and take care of our teeth.
    Dentist
  • A person whose job is to sell things: hoovers, books, cooking machines, etc.
    Salesperson
  • The femenine of ACTOR
    Actress
  • A person whose job is to cut and comb ladies' hair.
    Hairdresser (/herdresser/)
  • A person whose job is to drive vehicles: a taxi, a lorry, a bus, etc.
    Driver
  • A person whose job is to tell people where books are, or to put the books back in their place.
    Librarian (/laibrerien/)
  • Many few people can do this job. It's dangerous and demanding. They work in outer space
    Astronaut (/astronot/)
  • A person whose job is to help people and doctors in hospitals.
    Nurse
  • A person whose job is to clean and maintain things: rooms, buildings, windows, etc
    Cleaner (/kliner/)