Usage of "blue-collar"

Of or designating manual industrial work or workers.

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Of those who work for wages especially manual or industrial laborers.

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Uso de blue-collar en inglés

Or to understand that blue-collar voters are an important demographic these days? 
 The Guardian 

Photograph: Public domain Herko was born and raised in a blue-collar home. 
 The Guardian 

The embassy estimates about 60 per cent of those are blue-collar workers. 
 Reuters 

What's needed is a blue-collar modernisation, focused on the north and Midlands. 
 The Guardian 

But Hunt's touch is true, and the blue-collar environment feels largely authentic. 
 Reuters 

My short stalk-umentary that's going to put her back into blue-collar slavery. 
 Haunted: a novel of stories 

A tribute to Cameron was followed by a pitch to blue-collar Britain. 
 The Guardian 

He is a comic artist who happens to be a blue-collar worker. 
 Ebony 

Some of these apostles are pretty rough trade, the blue-collar Nazareth crowd. 
 Naked pictures of famous people 

He does not fit the blue-collar stereotype of a Chicago machine politician. 
 The Guardian 

You are not tough enough to make it in a blue-collar world. 
 The prince of frogtown 

That mix of pace, practicality and blue-collar accessibility was just so enticing. 
 The Irish Times 

Andrew comes from a blue-collar family in the building and HVAC services industry. 
 The South African 

Democrats in the state hope Biden will attract more blue-collar support in 2020. 
 Reuters 

For most of the 20th century, three-quarters of France's blue-collar workers voted Communist. 
 Reuters 

By landing a blue-collar industrial job with security, benefits, and a middle-class wage? 
 Disintegration: the splintering of black america 

Significados de blue-collar en inglés