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Meanings of laborer in English
Russian
разнорабочий Portuguese
trabalhador Catalan
treballador de la construcció Spanish
obrero de construccion Someone who works with their hands; someone engaged in manual labor.
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Examples for "jack"
Examples for "jack"
1
Med-jack said you were there one second and buggin' gone the next.
2
The tiny issue of the headphone jack also needs to be resolved.
3
The cards flipped again, and a huge message read: run home jack!
4
Jack could only think of one possible answer: they were under attack.
5
Jack wasn't quite thirty and he'd already seen thousands of open wounds.
1
The foremost labourer took the coin and held it to the lantern.
2
The labourer crossed to the other side of the road and followed.
3
In short, the future literature of the labourer becomes a serious question.
4
The third Reform Act enfranchised the agricultural labourer and the country artisan.
5
Since then, he's moved away and been working as a farm labourer.
1
Just test Tolstoï's deification of the mere manual laborer by the facts.
2
What infinite art, what hypocrisy, in his relations with the manual laborer!
3
He was wearing an outfit that suggested a manual laborer if, indeed, wondered Justin, that vocation still existed.
4
Lovell got a job as a manual laborer, and married Donna-Mae, a dull girl with extremely beautiful hair.
5
The thinning reddish-brown hair and wide shoulders made him look like some kind of manual laborer twice his age.
Usage of laborer in English
1
The burning of fats in the muscles gives the laborer his power.
2
I am Bakura, a laborer in the regiment of diggers in Sochem.
3
The relation was formerly a severely simple one-thecapitalist owned the laborer.
4
This way, no one knows of your interest in such a laborer.
5
The hapless laborer was now engulfed to his neck in the quicksand.
6
No such hopes encouraged the day laborer in the fields or shops.
7
The big farm laborer drew back in a terror he instantly disguised.
8
And now the law prevents the laborer from organizing against the corporation.
9
Let us, then, put our laborer in England in the year 1350.
10
Perhaps he may be even worse; a common day-laborer of the parish.
11
All were neatly dressed; even the simplest laborer had a clean shirt.
12
We have not yet considered the agricultural laborer-theproletarian of the countryside.
13
I ask to live a laborer; otherwise I will die a warrior.
14
He'd worried their presence would mark him as a mere day laborer.
15
A Canadian laborer is the slowest person in existence, I really believe.
16
And the laborer was not torn from the soil to be killed.
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Laborer through the time
Laborer across language varieties
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