LABOR FORCE - Englisch-Spanisch Übersetzung

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

labor force SUBST U

labor force

trabajadores mpl

labor force

mano f de obra

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expediente de regulación de empleo

labour force adjustment plan Brit

expediente de regulación de empleo

labor force adjustment plan Am

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

I. force [Am fɔrs, Brit fɔːs] SUBST

1.1. force U (strength, violence):

force

fuerza f

winds of hurricane force

vientos de fuerza huracanada

a force eight gale

vientos de fuerza ocho

he took the full force of the blow

recibió toda la fuerza or el impacto del golpe

the police were out in force

había una gran presencia policial

through force of circumstances the plans had to be changed

razones de fuerza mayor nos hicieron cambiar de planes

force of habit

la fuerza de la costumbre

force of numbers guaranteed their victory

su superioridad numérica les garantizó la victoria

sheer force of numbers necessitated a change of venue

el gran número de asistentes (or inscripciones etc.) hizo necesario un cambio de local

1.2. force U (coercion):

force

fuerza f

to take sth by force

apoderarse de algo por la fuerza

to use/resort to force

hacer uso de/recurrir a la fuerza

by force of arms liter

por la fuerza de las armas

2.1. force C or U PHYS:

force

fuerza f

the force of gravity

la fuerza de (la) gravedad

the force of gravity

la gravedad

2.2. force C (influential thing, person):

force

fuerza f

social/political forces

fuerzas sociales/políticas

the forces of conservatism/liberalism/evil

las fuerzas del conservadurismo/liberalismo/mal

he is a major force in the Church

es una figura de mucho peso en la Iglesia

she's a force to be reckoned with

no se puede menos que tenerla en cuenta

to join forces with sb

unirse a alguien

to join forces with sb

hacer causa común con alguien

3. force U (of argument, personality):

force

fuerza f

4. force C (group of people):

force

fuerza f

the (armed) forces

las fuerzas armadas

the (police) force

la policía

our sales force

nuestro personal de ventas

our sales force

nuestro equipo de vendedores

5. force U (validity):

force

fuerza f

it has the force of law

tiene fuerza de ley

to come into force

entrar en vigor or vigencia

to be in force

estar en vigor or vigencia

II. force [Am fɔrs, Brit fɔːs] VERB trans

1. force (compel):

to force sb to + infin

obligar or forzar a alguien a  +  infin

I had to force myself to eat

tuve que obligarme a comer

to force sb into -ing he forced her into accepting his terms

la obligó or forzó a aceptar sus condiciones

they were forced to sell/into selling

se vieron obligados or forzados a vender

I am forced to admit that …

me veo obligado a admitir que …

2.1. force (bring about, obtain):

force action/change

provocar

to force a vote on sth

hacer que algo se someta a votación

2.2. force (extort):

to force sth out of or from sb they had to force the secret out of him or from him

le tuvieron que arrancar el secreto a la fuerza

3. force (impose):

to force sth on sb the decision was forced on us by events

los acontecimientos nos obligaron a tomar esa decisión

I didn't want to take the money, but she forced it on me

yo no quería el dinero pero me obligó a aceptarlo

it's been forced on us by management

la dirección nos lo ha impuesto

I don't want to force myself on you if you're busy

no lo quiero molestar si está ocupado

I don't want to force myself on you if you're busy

no lo quiero imponerle mi presencia si está ocupado form

4.1. force (exert pressure, push, drive):

force knob/handle

forzar

if it won't go in, don't try to force it

si no entra, no lo fuerces

to force a door open

forzar una puerta

she could force back her tears no longer

ya no podía contener el llanto

she was forced out of the race by engine trouble

se vio obligada a retirarse de la carrera por problemas de motor

he forced the lid off

le sacó la tapa a la fuerza

to force a bill through Congress

hacer que se apruebe un proyecto de ley

they forced their way in

entraron por la fuerza

4.2. force (break open):

force door/lock

forzar

to force an entry

entrar por la fuerza

5. force (produce with difficulty):

he forced out a shaky laugh

soltó una risita forzada

he has to force the high notes

tiene que forzar las notas altas

it's forcing it to call him a genius

calificarlo de genio es decir demasiado

6. force (speed up):

force plant

acelerar el crecimiento de

to force the pace

forzar la marcha

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 …

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labour force SUBST

labour force of country

mano f de obra

labour force of company

plantilla f

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I. force [fɔ:s, Am fɔ:rs] SUBST

1. force:

force

fuerza f

by sheer force of numbers

por superioridad numérica

force of gravity PHYS

fuerza de la gravedad

to combine forces

unir esfuerzos

2. force (large numbers):

in force

en grandes cantidades

3. force (influence):

force

influencia f

by force of circumstance

debido a las circunstancias

by force of habit

por costumbre

the forces of nature liter

las fuerzas de la naturaleza

4. force (validity):

force

validez f

to come into force

entrar en vigor

5. force MILIT:

police force

cuerpo m de policía

Air Force

Fuerzas f Pl Aéreas

armed forces

fuerzas f Pl armadas

II. force [fɔ:s, Am fɔ:rs] VERB trans

1. force (use power):

force

forzar

to force a door

forzar una puerta

2. force (oblige to do):

force

obligar

to force sb to do sth

obligar a alguien a hacer algo

to force a smile

sonreír forzadamente

to force words out of sb

hacer hablar a alguien

3. force (cause to grow faster):

force

hacer madurar temprano

I. labour [ˈleɪbəʳ, Am -bɚ] SUBST

1. labour (work):

labour

trabajo m

manual labour

trabajo manual

to be a labour of love

ser una tarea muy grata

2. labour kein Pl WIRTSCH (workers):

labour

mano f de obra

skilled labour

mano de obra cualificada

3. labour kein Pl MED (childbirth):

labour

parto m

to be in labour

estar de parto

II. labour [ˈleɪbəʳ, Am -bɚ] VERB intr

1. labour (work):

labour

trabajar

to do labouring work

trabajar de peón

2. labour (do sth with effort):

labour

esforzarse

to labour on sth

esforzarse en algo

3. labour (move):

labour

moverse penosamente

4. labour (act at a disadvantage):

to labour under a delusion

estar equivocado

III. labour [ˈleɪbəʳ, Am -bɚ] VERB trans

labour

insistir en

to labour a point

insistir (demasiado) en un punto

labor [Am ˈleɪbɚ] Am, Aus

labor → labour

I. labour [ˈleɪbəʳ, Am -bɚ] SUBST

1. labour (work):

labour

trabajo m

manual labour

trabajo manual

to be a labour of love

ser una tarea muy grata

2. labour kein Pl WIRTSCH (workers):

labour

mano f de obra

skilled labour

mano de obra cualificada

3. labour kein Pl MED (childbirth):

labour

parto m

to be in labour

estar de parto

II. labour [ˈleɪbəʳ, Am -bɚ] VERB intr

1. labour (work):

labour

trabajar

to do labouring work

trabajar de peón

2. labour (do sth with effort):

labour

esforzarse

to labour on sth

esforzarse en algo

3. labour (move):

labour

moverse penosamente

4. labour (act at a disadvantage):

to labour under a delusion

estar equivocado

III. labour [ˈleɪbəʳ, Am -bɚ] VERB trans

labour

insistir en

to labour a point

insistir (demasiado) en un punto

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labor force SUBST

labor force of country

mano f de obra

labor force of company

plantilla f

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I. force [fɔrs] SUBST

1. force (power):

force

fuerza f

by sheer force of numbers

por superioridad numérica

force of gravity PHYS

fuerza de la gravedad

to combine forces

unir esfuerzos

2. force (large numbers):

in force

en grandes cantidades

3. force (influence):

force

influencia f

by force of circumstance

debido a las circunstancias

by force of habit

por costumbre

the forces of nature

las fuerzas de la naturaleza

4. force (validity):

force

validez f

to come into force

entrar en vigor

5. force MILIT:

police force

cuerpo m de policía

Air Force

Fuerzas f Aéreas

the armed forces

fuerzas f Pl armadas

II. force [fɔrs] VERB trans

1. force (use power):

force

forzar

to force a door

forzar una puerta

2. force (oblige to do):

force

obligar

to force sb to do sth

obligar a alguien a hacer algo

to force sb into (doing) sth

forzar a alguien a (hacer) algo

to force sth on sb

imponer algo a alguien

to force a smile

sonreír forzadamente

to force words out of sb

hacer hablar a alguien

3. force (cause to grow faster):

force

hacer madurar temprano

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

Present

I	force
you	force
he/she/it	forces
we	force
you	force
they	force

Past

I	forced
you	forced
he/she/it	forced
we	forced
you	forced
they	forced

Present Perfect

I	have	forced
you	have	forced
he/she/it	has	forced
we	have	forced
you	have	forced
they	have	forced

Past Perfect

I	had	forced
you	had	forced
he/she/it	had	forced
we	had	forced
you	had	forced
they	had	forced

Einsprachige Beispiele (nicht von der PONS Redaktion geprüft)

At the time of their closing, they employed 250 workers, down from their highest labor force total of 1500 in the 1970s.

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Agriculture employed about 46 percent of the country's labor force in 1987.

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The percentage of children not in the labor force has also risen to over 90% in 2000 from 76% in 1960.

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What was needed however was a labor force with abilities to accomplish heavy industrial and mechanical work.

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By the early 1970s 20 percent of the country's labor force or 1,1 million workers were employed abroad.

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