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1 worker
1) (a person who works or who is employed in an office, a factory etc: office-workers; car-workers.) strādnieks; darbinieks2) (a manual worker rather than an office-worker etc.) (fiziska darba) strādnieks3) (a person who works (hard etc): He's a slow/hard worker.) darītājs; strādnieks* * *strādnieks -
2 worker bee
darba bite -
3 blue-collar worker
strādnieks -
4 co-worker
darba biedrs; loceklis -
5 disabled worker
darba invalīds -
6 fire-worker
pirotehniķis -
7 guest worker
viesstrādnieks -
8 hard worker
centīgs darbinieks -
9 manual worker
fiziska darba strādnieks -
10 munitioner; munitions-worker
ieroču rūpnīcas strādnieks -
11 office worker
kalpotājs, kantora darbinieks -
12 port worker
ostas strādnieks -
13 quick worker
veikls strādnieks -
14 social worker
patronāžas darbinieks -
15 the worker's demands
strādnieku prasības -
16 thorough worker
krietns strādnieks -
17 to descend from a worker's family
nākt no strādnieku ģimenesEnglish-Latvian dictionary > to descend from a worker's family
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18 white-collar worker
kalpotājs; darbinieks -
19 construction worker
(a builder.) celtnieks -
20 careless
adjective (not careful (enough): This work is careless; a careless worker.) neuzmanīgs; paviršs* * *neuzmanīgs; vieglprātīgs, bezrūpīgs; nekārtīgs, paviršs
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