Top 10 English Slangs for Operating Engineers

Top 10 English Slangs for Operating Engineers 1. 'Breaker, Breaker' When you hear this, it's not about a circuit breaker. It's a way of getting attention on the radio. Just like 'Excuse me' or 'May I speak?' in regular conversations. So, the next time you're on the radio, start with 'Breaker, Breaker' to make sure you're heard. 2. 'Drop It in the Bucket' No, it's not about actually dropping something. This slang means a task that's relatively easy or insignificant. For example, if someone asks you to move a small pile of dirt, you can say, 'Sure, that's just dropping it in the bucket.' It's a way of saying it's no big deal. 3. 'In the Weeds' Imagine a field full of tall grass. It's hard to see what's going on in there, right? That's the idea behind this slang. 'In the weeds' means being caught up in a difficult or complex situation. It's a way of saying you're overwhelmed or need help.