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1 разнорабочий
1) General subject: common labourer, general labourer, jobber, odd hand, odd jobber, odd lad, odd man, odd-job man, odd-job-man, odd-jobber, spare hand, swamper, unskilled worker, handy-man, common laborer (амер./Перевод ABBYY Lingvo), utility worker2) Engineering: general-duties man, laborer, shiftman3) Construction: general hand, handyman, semiskilled worker4) Economy: general laborer, general worker, manual worker, odd-job worker, partly skilled worker, unskilled laborer5) Accounting: unskilled labourer7) Politics: factory hand8) Jargon: jerry9) Drilling: roustabout (на нефтепромысле)10) Makarov: roustabout (на нефтяных промыслах)11) Electrochemistry: ancillary worker -
2 подёнщик
1) General subject: casual labourer, casual worker, day-laborer, day-labourer, day-man, dayman, daysman, jack, jour, journeyman, odd jobber, odd-job man, odd-jobber, peon, scrub, timeworker2) Dialect: dataller (особ. в угольных копях), daytaler (особ. в угольных копях)3) Military: (жаргонное наименование военнослужащих национальной гвардии) man-day soldier, (жаргонное наименование военнослужащих национальной гвардии) M-day soldier5) Construction: datal6) Law: day worker7) Economy: day laborer, shiftman8) Australian slang: knockabout (на овцеводческой ферме), rousabout9) Mining: roustabout10) Forestry: dayman laborer, journeyman worker11) Advertising: jobber12) Business: day labourer -
3 человек, выполняющий случайную работу
General subject: odd hand, odd jobber, odd lad, odd man, odd-job-man, odd-jobberУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > человек, выполняющий случайную работу
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4 разнорабочий
swamper имя существительное:swamper (разнорабочий, житель болотистой местности)odd-jobber (разнорабочий, поденщик)словосочетание: -
5 поденщик
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6 заниматься случайной работой
Engineering: odd jobberУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > заниматься случайной работой
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7 подсобный рабочий
1) General subject: roustabout, shelving assistant (раскладывающий товары на полках), menial worker2) American: razorback3) Engineering: general-duties man, odd man, shifter (в угольной шахте), shop hand, taker-in (цеха обжига стекла)4) Construction: assistant, builder's handyman, general duties man, hodman, jobber, swamper5) Economy: auxiliary worker, helper, maintenance worker, second hand6) Australian slang: rouse-about (в скотоводческом хозяйстве)8) Forestry: trucker9) Metallurgy: shiftman10) Textile: service hand, utility hand11) Business: unskilled worker12) Automation: laborer13) oil&gas: assistant worker -
8 разнорабочий
См. также в других словарях:
odd-jobber — odd job·ber … English syllables
odd-jobber — (ˈ) ̷ ̷|jäbə(r) noun Etymology: odd job + er : odd jobman * * * odd jobbˈer or oddˈ jobman noun • • • Main Entry: ↑odd … Useful english dictionary
odd-jobber — noun One who performs odd jobs; a handyperson … Wiktionary
odd-job — odd jobber. odd jobber, n. /od job /, v.i., odd jobbed, odd jobbing. to work at a series of unrelated or unspecialized jobs, often of a low paying or menial nature. [1855 60] * * * … Universalium
odd-job — adjective not regular or skilled found only odd job employment • Similar to: ↑part time, ↑parttime * * * ˈ ̷ ̷| ̷ ̷ intransitive verb Etymology: from the noun phrase odd job … Useful english dictionary
odd — adj. & n. adj. 1 extraordinary, strange, queer, remarkable, eccentric. 2 casual, occasional, unconnected (odd jobs; odd moments). 3 not normally noticed or considered; unpredictable (in some odd corner; picks up odd bargains). 4 additional;… … Useful english dictionary
odd job — n. usu. odd jobs a casual or isolated piece of work, esp. one of a routine domestic or manual nature Derivatives: odd jobber n. odd jobbing n … Useful english dictionary
odd job — noun a casual or isolated piece of domestic or manual work. Derivatives odd jobber noun odd jobbing noun … English new terms dictionary
jobber — job·ber n 1: a wholesaler who operates on a small scale or who sells only to retailers and institutions 2: a person who works by the job Merriam Webster’s Dictionary of Law. Merriam Webster. 1996 … Law dictionary
jobber — (n.) one who does odd jobs, 1706, agent noun from JOB (Cf. job) … Etymology dictionary
jobber — /job euhr/, n. 1. a wholesale merchant, esp. one selling to retailers. 2. a pieceworker. 3. (formerly) a merchant who deals in special, odd, or job lots. 4. a person who practices jobbery. [1660 70; JOB1 + ER1] * * * … Universalium