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1 labor-intensive
adj.1 que absorbe mucha mano de obra (Estados Unidos)2 de uso intensivo de mano de obra, de mucha mano de obra, de eficiente mano de obra, de trabajo intensivo. labor-intensive, labor-intensive -
2 labor-intensive
BrE labour-intensive 'leɪbərɪn'tensɪv adjective que requiere mucha mano de obra(US) ['leɪbǝrɪn'tensɪv]ADJ que emplea mucha mano de obralabour-intensive industry — industria f que emplea mucha mano de obra
* * *BrE labour-intensive ['leɪbərɪn'tensɪv] adjective que requiere mucha mano de obra -
3 labor-intensive industry
s.industria de mucha mano de obra, industria que emplea mucha mano de obra. -
4 intensive labor
s.mano de obra intensiva.
См. также в других словарях:
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Labor-intensive — Трудоемкий … Краткий толковый словарь по полиграфии