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1 suer
suer [sye]➭ TABLE 11. intransitive verb2. transitive verb* * *sɥe
1.
1) ( exsuder) [personne, peau] to sweat; [mur, roche] to ooze [eau, humidité]suer sang et eau — fig to sweat blood and tears ( pour faire to do; sur quelque chose over something)
2) ( dégager) [personne] to exude [bêtise, ennui, misère]
2.
faire suer quelqu'un — (colloq) ( embêter) to bore somebody stiff (colloq) ( avec with)
* * *sɥe1. vi1) (= transpirer) to sweat2) (= suinter) to ooze2. vtfig, [misère, haine] to exude* * *suer verb table: aimerA vtr1 ( exsuder) [personne, peau] to sweat; [mur, roche] to ooze [eau, humidité]; il suait toute l'eau de son corps he was dripping with sweat; suer sang et eau fig to sweat blood and tears (pour faire to do; sur qch over sth);2 ( dégager) [personne] to exude [bêtise, ennui, misère]; un livre/une ville qui sue l'ennui an incredibly boring book/town.B vi to sweat (sur over); suer à grosses gouttes to sweat buckets; faire suer ( embêter)○ to bore [sb] stiff [personne] (avec with); Culin to sweat [légumes]; qu'est-ce qu'on se fait suer ici○! it's deadly boring here![sɥe] verbe intransitifsuer à grosses gouttes to be streaming with sweat, to be sweating profuselyj'en ai sué pour faire démarrer la tondeuse! I had the devil's own job trying to get the mower started!4. (familier & locution)elle m'a fait suer toute la matinée pour que je joue avec elle she pestered me all morning to play with her————————[sɥe] verbe transitif1. [sueur] to sweatsuer sang et eau [faire de grands efforts] to sweat blood2. [humidité] to ooze -
2 рабочий рабоч·ий
1) в знач. сущ. worker, working man, workmanквалифицированные рабочие — skilled labour / workers
наёмный рабочий — wage-earner, hired worker
неквалифицированный рабочий — unskilled / general worker
сельскохозяйственные рабочие — agricultural / farm workers / labourers
организованные рабочие — organized workers / labour
2) (состоящий из рабочих, принадлежащий рабочим) workers', working class3) (предназначенный для работы) working, work, labourрабочая сила — manpower, labour force
неквалифицированная рабочая сила — unskilled / unqualified manpower
излишек рабочей силы — surplus of manpower / labour
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