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laborer ['leɪbərər] n: peón m; trabajador m, -dora fn.• azacán s.m.• jornalero, -era s.m.,f.• labrador, -ora s.m.,f.• labriego s.m.• obrero, -era s.m.,f.• peón s.m.• trabajador, -ora s.m.,f.BrE labourer 'leɪbərər, 'leɪbərə(r) noun peón m; ( in construction industry) peón m de albañilfarm laborer — peón m, trabajador m agrícola
(US) ['leɪbǝrǝ(r)]N (on roads etc) peón m, obrero(-a) m / f ; (=farm labourer) trabajador(a) m / f del campo, peón m ; (=day labourer) jornalero(-a) m / f ; (Agr) bracero(-a) m / fbricklayer's labourer — peón m de albañil
* * *BrE labourer ['leɪbərər, 'leɪbərə(r)] noun peón m; ( in construction industry) peón m de albañilfarm laborer — peón m, trabajador m agrícola
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s.1 obrero, operario, peón, trabajador, bracero, jornalero, mozo de labranza, operador, persona que labora, currante, peón de pico y pala.2 labrador. -
3 day laborer
n.• bracero (ECO, AGR) s.m.• ganapán s.m.• jornalero (ECO, AGR) s.m.• mercenario s.m.BrE day labourer noun jornalero, -ra m,f* * *BrE day labourer noun jornalero, -ra m,f -
4 farm laborer
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5 unskilled laborer
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6 agricultural laborer
s.obrero agrícola, peón agrícola. -
7 bricklayer's laborer
s.peón de albañil, peón de mano. -
8 common laborer
s.trabajador común, trabajador corriente. -
9 day laborer
s.jornalero, peón, bracero, currante. -
10 day-laborer
s.jornalero, gañán. -
11 dock laborer
s.muellero, obrero portuario. -
12 farm laborer
s.trabajador del campo, labrador del campo, labrador, mozo. -
13 fellow laborer
s.colaborador, trabajador asociado. -
14 fellow-laborer
s.colaborador, compañero en algún trabajo. -
15 irregular laborer
s.trabajador irregular. -
16 nonsupervisory laborer
s.trabajador no administrativo. -
17 road laborer
s.peón caminero, obrero de carretera. -
18 slave laborer
s.trabajador esclavo. -
19 unskilled laborer
s.obrero no especializado, peón, peón de pico y pala, bracero. -
20 wage laborer
s.asalariado, trabajador a sueldo, empleado asalariado, persona que cobra un sueldo.
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