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121 blue-collar
[ˌbluː'kɒlə(r)]blue-collar worker — colletto blu o tuta blu
* * *[ˌbluː'kɒlə(r)]blue-collar worker — colletto blu o tuta blu
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122 farm hand
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123 low-paid
[ˌləʊ'peɪd] 1.2.the low-paid — + verbo pl. i bassi redditi
* * *[ˌləʊ'peɪd] 1.2.the low-paid — + verbo pl. i bassi redditi
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124 oil man
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125 resettle
[ˌriː'setl] 1. 2.verbo intransitivo stabilirsi (in una nuova zona, un nuovo paese)* * *[ˌriː'setl] 1. 2.verbo intransitivo stabilirsi (in una nuova zona, un nuovo paese) -
126 -chairman, chairwoman, o …?-
Nota d'usoDa più parti si sostiene che l'uso tradizionale di parole che terminano in - man (ad es. chairman, cameraman, fireman, policeman, workman) escluda le donne dalla categoria in questione. In molti casi si sono diffusi termini alternativi che comprendono al loro interno entrambi i generi: ad esempio chair, chairperson, camera operator, firefighter, police officer, worker. Di conseguenza, l'uso di uno di questi termini al plurale (in questo caso chairmen) per indicare la categoria e quindi entrambi i sessi non è accettato da tutti. -
127 -lavoratore autonomo-
Nota d'usoLa locuzione lavoratore autonomo non va tradotta letteralmente con “autonomous worker”. L'espressione corretta, anche dal punto di vista legale, è “self-employed”: Sono un lavoratore autonomo, I'm self-employed. In inglese la locuzione “self-employed” può essere seguita dal lavoro che si svolge: Lavoro come idraulico in proprio, I'm a self-employed plumber. In questo caso si pone l'accento sul fatto che si lavora da soli emettendo proprie fatture. -
128 ♦ additional
♦ additional /əˈdɪʃənl/a.addizionale; aggiuntivo; supplementare; extra; ulteriore; in aggiunta; in più: additional charge, (spesa) extra; supplemento; additional costs, costi addizionali (o aggiuntivi); additional evidence, ulteriori prove; additional information, ulteriori informazioni; additional postage, affrancatura supplementare● (polit.) additional member system, sistema elettorale misto di maggioritario e proporzionale ( si vota per un rappresentante e per una lista) □ (trasp.) additional stop, fermata sussidiaria □ (econ.) additional tax, (imposta) addizionale; soprattassa □ ( sport) additional time, (minuti di) recupero □ additional worker, operaio in aggiunta; extraadditionallyavv.in aggiunta; ulteriormente; in più; inoltre.
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