labouring im Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Übersetzungen für labouring im Englisch»Spanisch-Wörterbuch

I.labor, labour Brit [Am ˈleɪbər, Brit ˈleɪbə] SUBST

1.1. labor U (productive work):

labor

trabajo m

the division of labor

la división del trabajo

to withdraw one's labor

ir a la huelga

Department of Labor (in US)

Ministerio m de Trabajo

Department of Labor (in US)

Secretaría f de Trabajo Méx

Department of Labor attr dispute/laws

laboral

labor costs

costo m de la mano de obra

labor costs

coste m de la mano de obra Esp

labor leader (in US)

líder mf sindical

labor leader (in US)

dirigente mf sindical

the labor market

el mercado de trabajo

the labor movement

el movimiento obrero

labor relations

relaciones fpl laborales

labor supply

oferta f de mano de obra

1.2. labor U (workers):

labor

mano f de obra

cheap labor

mano de obra barata

organized labor

sindicalización f

organized labor

sindicación f esp Esp

2. labor Brit POL:

Labour kein Art. + Sg or pl Verb

los laboristas

Labour kein Art. + Sg or pl Verb

el Partido Laborista

she voted Labor

votó a or por los laboristas

she voted Labor attr candidate/policy

laborista

3.1. labor U or C (effort):

labor

esfuerzos mpl

labor

trabajo m

the fruits of their labors

los frutos de sus esfuerzos or de su trabajo

3.2. labor C (task):

labor

labor f

labor

tarea f

a labor of love

una labor realizada con amor

the twelve labors of Hercules

los doce trabajos de Hércules

4. labor U MED:

labor

parto m

a difficult labor

un parto difícil

to be in labor

estar de parto or en trabajo de parto

to go into labor

entrar en trabajo de parto

attr labor pains

dolores mpl del parto

attr labor pains

contracciones fpl del parto

labor ward

sala f de partos

II.labor, labour Brit [Am ˈleɪbər, Brit ˈleɪbə] VERB trans

to labor a point

insistir excesivamente sobre un punto

he did rather labor the subject

se extendió farragosamente sobre el tema

III.labor, labour Brit [Am ˈleɪbər, Brit ˈleɪbə] VERB intr

1.1. labor (toil):

labor

trabajar

to labor for a cause

luchar or trabajar por una causa

to labor at sth

trabajar incansablemente en algo

1.2. labor (work as laborer) only in -ing form:

he got a job laboring/a laboring job

consiguió un trabajo de peón

2. labor (struggle):

labor engine:

ahogarse

labor ship:

bambolearse

he labored up the hill

subió trabajosamente or penosamente la cuesta

he was laboring under the misapprehension or delusion that …

se engañaba pensando que …

he was laboring under the misapprehension or delusion that …

se creía que …

slave labor, slave labour Brit SUBST U

1. slave labor (ill-paid work):

this job is just slave labor

en este trabajo te explotan

this job is just slave labor

aquí son unos negreros ugs

2. slave labor HIST:

roads built by slave labor

carreteras construidas con el trabajo de los esclavos

direct labor, direct labour Brit SUBST U

1. direct labor (production workers):

direct labor

mano f de obra directa

2. direct labor (workers contracted by employer):

direct labor

mano f de obra de contratación directa

hard labor, hard labour Brit SUBST U

hard labor

trabajos mpl forzados

he was sentenced to four years at hard labor or Brit four years hard labor

lo condenaron a cuatro años de trabajos forzados

labor-intensive, labour-intensive Brit [Am ˌleɪbərɪnˈtɛnsɪv, Brit ˌleɪbərɪnˈtɛnsɪv] ADJ

labor-intensive

que requiere mucha mano de obra

labor camp, labour camp Brit SUBST

labor camp

campo m de trabajos forzados

labor-saving [Am ˈleɪbərˌseɪvɪŋ, Brit ˈleɪbəseɪvɪŋ], labour-saving Brit ADJ attr

labor-saving

que ahorra trabajo

sweated labor, sweated labour Brit [ˌswɛtɪd ˈleɪbə] SUBST U

sweated labor

mano f de obra explotada

labor force SUBST U

labor force

trabajadores mpl

labor force

mano f de obra

labor union SUBST Am

labor union

sindicato m

labouring im PONS Wörterbuch

Übersetzungen für labouring im Englisch»Spanisch-Wörterbuch

I.labor [ˈleɪ·bər] SUBST

1. labor (work):

labor

trabajo m

manual labor

trabajo manual

to be a labor of love

ser una tarea muy grata

2. labor WIRTSCH (workers):

labor

mano f de obra

skilled labor

mano de obra cualificada

3. labor MED (childbirth):

labor

parto m

to be in labor

estar de parto

II.labor [ˈleɪ·bər] VERB intr

1. labor (work):

labor

trabajar

2. labor (do sth with effort):

labor

esforzarse

to labor over sth

esforzarse en algo

3. labor (move):

labor

moverse penosamente

4. labor (act at a disadvantage):

to labor under a delusion

estar equivocado

III.labor [ˈleɪ·bər] VERB trans

labor

insistir en

to labor a point

insistir (demasiado) en un punto

labor relations SUBST Pl

labor relations

relaciones f Pl laborales

labor force SUBST

labor force of country

mano f de obra

labor force of company

plantilla f

labor costs SUBST Pl

labor costs

costes m Pl de la mano de obra

labor camp SUBST

labor camp

campo m de trabajos forzados

labor-intensive ADJ

labor-intensive

que requiere mucha mano de obra

labor union SUBST

labor union

sindicato m

labor dispute SUBST

labor dispute

conflicto m laboral

labor shortage SUBST

labor shortage

escasez f de mano de obra

labor pains SUBST Pl MED

labor pains

dolores m Pl de parto

Einsprachige Beispiele (nicht von der PONS Redaktion geprüft)

Englisch

The statue shows four men toiling to move a rock, depicting the hard work of the labouring class.

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An early example of occupational therapy was introduced, including walks and farm labouring in pleasant and quiet surroundings.

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For example, a labouring woman may have a continuous epidural during labour that provides good analgesia without impairing her ability to move.

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Or would that just be unkindly labouring the point?

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Hod carrying is a skilled labouring occupation in the building industry.

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I think they're labouring under the misapprehension that it's cost prohibitive and that they simply can't afford it.

www.bbc.co.uk

When, in harder periods, people were labouring physically just to put bread on the table, there was little time to ponder inessentials.

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