labor

Pqononsiyasyon: US [ˈleɪbər] UK [ˈleɪbə(r)]

Synonymes

bear beast headache job killer chore

adj.	1. podrške, pripadaju, ili povezane s Australski radničke stranke
v.	1. raditi, pogotovo na fizički rad 2. da se bore za učiniti nešto vrlo teško ili vrlo naporan 3. za pomicanje težine ili veliki napor 4. imati teškoća u trčanje ili radi glatko, e. g. zbog preopterećen ili neispravnosti 5. da i dalje pokušava brza ili nešto naglasiti kada nije potrebna 6. da se u procesu rađanja beba 7. smola i teško na moru
n.	1. radnika, posebno manualni radnici, u zemlji, poduzeća ili industrije smatra kao grupa 2. ponude posao ili radnika za određeni posao, industrija ili poslodavca 3. zajednički rad sindikata i pokret koji je izgrađen i podršci 4. rad koristi snagu tijela 5. djelo određene vrste, osobito teško ili dugo jedan 6. procesu od rađanja beba od početka trudovi na dijete ' s isporuke ili vrijeme potrebno za taj proces 7. Australski rada stranke

Ranje yon lòt jan pale anglè: labor
bolar boral lobar
Te baze sou labor, nouvo pawòl ki te fòme pa pandan l ajoute yon lèt nan kòmansman oubyen mouri
a - ablor
e - aboral
i - boreal
m - bailor
o - bromal
s - robalo
u - labors
w - labour
Pi kout Anglè tou nan labor :
ab abo al alb ar arb ba bal bar bo boa boar bola bora bra bro la lab lar lo lob oar or ora oral orb rob
Lis pi kout Anglè tou nan labor.
Lis tout pale anglè Pale anglè konmanse ak labor, Pale anglè ki gen labor ni ni Pale anglè mete fen ak labor
Ak menm pozisyon, Pale anglè ki ap fòme pa anyen pou : la lab labor a ab abo b bo or r
Te baze sou labor, tout pale anglè ki te fòme pa chanje yon lèt
Kreye nouvo pale anglè ak menm pè lèt: la ab bo or
Jwenn pale anglè yo konmanse ak labor ak nan pwochen lèt
Pale anglè konmanse ak labor :
laborers laboring laborite labored laborer labors labor
Pale anglè ki gen labor :
belabors belabor laborers laboring laborite labored laborer labors labor mislabor nonlabor prolabor
Pale anglè mete fen ak labor :
belabor labor mislabor nonlabor prolabor

adj.	1. supporting, belonging to, or associated with the Australian Labor Party
v.	1. to work hard, especially at physical work 2. to struggle to do something very difficult or very tiring 3. to move with difficulty or great effort 4. to have difficulty in running or functioning smoothly, e. g. because of being overloaded or defective 5. to continue trying to express or emphasize something when it is unnecessary 6. to be in the process of giving birth to a baby 7. to pitch and roll heavily at sea
n.	1. the workers, especially manual workers, in a country, company, or industry considered as a group 2. the supply of work or workers for a particular job, industry, or employer 3. labor unions collectively and the movement that built and supported them 4. work done using the strength of the body 5. a piece of work of a particular type, especially a difficult or long one 6. the process of giving birth to a baby from when the contractions start to the baby' s delivery, or the time taken for this process 7. the Australian Labor Party