labour
What is the Definition of labour?
Noun:
- a social class comprising those who do manual labor or work for wages
- concluding state of pregnancy; from the onset of contractions to the birth of a child
- a political party formed in Great Britain in 1900; characterized by the promotion of labor's interests and formerly the socialization of key industries
- productive work (especially physical work done for wages)
Verb:
How can I use labour in a sentence?
Hard labour is required to complete the construction project on time. - Тяжелый труд необходим для завершения строительного проекта вовремя.
Labour is essential for progress. - Труд необходим для прогресса.
Other meanings of labour (synonyms, cognates).
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labour agreement |
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labour coefficient |
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labour conditions |
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labour consultants |
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labour consuming |
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labour contract |
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labour costs |
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labour discipline |
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labour dispute |
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labour efficiency |
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labour exchange |
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labour expenditure |
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labour expense |
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labour force |
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labour grade |
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labour inputs |
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labour intensive |
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labour issue |
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labour law |
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labour laws |
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labour legislation |
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labour market |
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labour matters |
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labour migration |
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labour mobility |
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labour organizations |
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labour outlays |
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labour productivity |
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labour protection |
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labour rating |
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labour relations |
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labour requirements |
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labour saving |
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labour scarcity |
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labour services |
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labour situation |
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labour skill |
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labour specialists |
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labour spy |
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labour statistics |
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labour supply |
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labour turnover |
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