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1 voluntary migration
migrasi suka-rela -
2 добровольная миграция
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3 добровольная миграция
Русско-английский большой базовый словарь > добровольная миграция
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4 добровольный
1. voluntary2. voluntarilyРусско-английский военно-политический словарь > добровольный
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5 labor
1. n1) труд, работа2) рабочая сила•to restructure the existing international division of labor — перестраивать / менять структуру существующего международного разделения труда
- allocation of laborto utilize low-cost labor — использовать дешевую рабочую силу / дешевый труд
- arduous labor
- cheap labor
- child labor
- common labor
- complex labor
- compound labor
- concrete labor
- conditions of labor
- constructive labor
- creative labor
- demand for skilled labor
- division of labor
- drift of labor
- expert labor
- female labor
- forced labor
- fruits of labor
- geographical division of labor
- guaranteed remuneration of labor
- hard labor
- highly mechanized labor
- highly skilled labor
- hired labor
- indirect labor
- individual labor
- industrial labor
- inefficient labor
- intellectual labor - juvenile labor
- live labor
- lost labor
- manual labor
- marginal labor
- means of labor
- mental labor
- migration of labor
- non-union labor
- peaceful labor
- personal labor
- productivity of labor
- products of labor
- regular labor - simple labor
- skilled labor
- slave labor
- social labor
- socialized labor
- surplus of labor
- trained labor
- unemployed labor
- unionized labor
- unpaid labor
- unskilled labor
- useful labor
- useless labor
- voluntary labor
- volunteer labor
- wage labor
- waste of labor
- world cooperation of labor 2. vтрудиться, работать; добиваться
См. также в других словарях:
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