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1 amele
worker, workman, labourer -
2 emekçi
worker, labourer, laborer, proletarian -
3 işçi
worker, workman, employee, labourer, laborer -
4 işçilik
"worker's pay; workmanship" -
5 amele
worker, workman. -
6 emekçi
"worker, laborer; proletarian. - sınıf the working class, proletariat." -
7 gececi
1. working at night, working on a night shift, night (worker). 2. night worker, worker on a night shift. -
8 işçi
"1. worker; workman. 2. slang trickster; cardsharp. - sendikası labor union. - sınıfı work ing class, proletariat. - sigortası worker´s insurance. - temsilcisi labor representative. - ücreti wages, worker´s pay." -
9 işçi
n. worker, workman, laborer, labourer [Brit.], employee, workingman, man, oar, prole, proletarian, soldier* * *1. laborer 2. labourer 3. mechanical man 4. worker 5. working man 6. workman -
10 işçi arı
n. worker-bee, nurse* * *worker bee -
11 sosyal görevli
n. social worker, caseworker, welfare worker, almoner -
12 haftalıkçı
,haftalıklı 1. worker paid by the week. 2. (worker) paid by the week. -
13 işçilik
1. being a worker. 2. workmanship. 3. work, effort. 4. worker´s pay. -
14 rençperlik
"being a farmhand or unskilled construction worker; the work of a farmhand or unskilled construction worker." -
15 alacaklı işçi
unpaid worker -
16 araştırmacı
adj. inquisitive, investigative--------n. researcher, explorer, investigator, analyst, searcher* * *1. investigator 2. research specialist 3. research worker 4. researcher -
17 bakırcı
n. coppersmith, copper-worker* * *coppersmith -
18 becerikli işçi
skilled worker -
19 çiftçi
n. farmer, cultivator, ploughman, plowman, agriculturist, agriculturalist, husbandman, agricultural laborer, bucolic, crofter, hillbilly, yeoman* * *1. cultivator 2. farm worker 3. farmer 4. granger -
20 göçmen işçi
migrant worker
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