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61 rajatyöntekijä
• frontier worker -
62 rakennustyöläinen
yks.nom. rakennustyöläinen; yks.gen. rakennustyöläisen; yks.part. rakennustyöläistä; yks.ill. rakennustyöläiseen; mon.gen. rakennustyöläisten rakennustyöläisien; mon.part. rakennustyöläisiä; mon.ill. rakennustyöläisiinbuilding worker (noun)building workerer (noun)* * *building / construction industry• building labourerbuilding / construction industry• building workerer -
63 roskakuski
• dustman• sewage worker -
64 siirtotyöntekijä
• migrant labourer• migrant worker• migrant -
65 telakkatyöläinen
• docker• shipyard worker -
66 telakkatyöntekijä
• dock worker -
67 tietotyöläinen
• knowledge worker -
68 tietotyöntekijä
• information worker -
69 toimistohenkilökuntaan kuuluva
• office worker -
70 työkaveri
• working buddy• workmate• fellow worker -
71 työväenpuolue
• labour party• worker's party -
72 työväenyhdistys
• workers' association• workers association• worker's association -
73 vaihetyöntekijä
• production line worker -
74 valkokaulustyöläinen
• white-collar worker -
75 valkokaulustyöntekijä
• white-collar worker -
76 vuorotyöläinen
• shift worker -
77 vuorotyöntekijä
• shift worker -
78 kehitystyöntekijä
aid worker
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