labour lietuviškai
labour vertimas 1. n 1) darbas; triūsas; forced labourpriverstinis darbas; hard labour katorgos darbai; a labour of love nesavanaudiškas darbas; lost labourtuščios pastangos; 2) darbininkų klasė; darbininkai; Labour and Capital darbininkai ir kapitalistai; 3) gimdymas; to be in labour gimdyti; a labour wardgimdyvių palata; 4) attr darbo; labour disputedarbo konfliktas; L. Party leiboristų partija; labour union amer. trade union; L. Exchangedarbo birža; labour power darbo jėga; labour productivity darbo našumas;2. v 1) dirbti; triūsti; 2) siekti (for); to labour for peace siekti taikos; 3) stumtis su vargu pirmyn; 4) būti sunkioje padėtyje; 5) kruopščiai išdirbti, apdoroti; labour- consuming daug darbo reikalaujantis
- British Labour Party (n.) leiboristai
- International Labour Office (n.) Tarptautinis darbo biuras
- International Labour Conference (n.) Tarptautinė darbo konferencija
- international labour law (n.) tarptautinė darbo teisė
- agricultural labour force (n.) žemės ūkio darbo jėga
- labour-saving (adj.) lengvinantis/taupantis darbą
- female worker (n.) darbuotoja
- child labour (n.) vaikų darbas
- labour flexibility (n.) darbo rinkos lankstumas
- Labour Party (n.) leiboristai, darbo partija
- Labour Party (n.) darbo partija
- labour dispute (n.) darbo ginčas, socialinis konfliktas
- labour dispute (n.) darbo ginčas
- labour force (n.) darbo jėga
- labour law (n.) darbo teisė
- Labour law Darbo teisė
- labour shortage (n.) darbo jėgos trūkumas
- Division of labour Darbo pasidalinimas
- labour mobility (n.) darbo jėgos judumas
- labour tribunal (n.) darbo ginčų teismas
- international division of labour (n.) tarptautinis darbo pasidalijimas
- labour inspectorate (n.) darbo inspekcija
- labour market (n.) darbo rinka
- labour standard (n.) darbo standartas
- labour court (n.) darbo ginčų teismas
- labour relations (n.) darbo santykiai
- labour-intensive (adj.) intensyviai
- (socio-economic class) a social class comprising those who do manual labor or work for wages
- (parturition) concluding state of pregnancy; from the onset of contractions to the birth of a child
- (productive work, especially) productive work (especially physical work done for wages)
- (undertaking) any piece of work that is undertaken or attempted
- (reform movement) an organized attempt by workers to improve their status by united action (particularly via labor unions) or the leaders of this movement
- (do work) to work hard
- (fight) to strive and make an effort to reach a goal
- (undergo) to undergo the efforts of childbirth
- (labor party) a political party formed in Great Britain in 1900; characterized by the promotion of labor's interests and formerly the socialization of key industries
Labour sinonimai British Labour Party, Labor, Labour Party
labour sinonimai childbirth, contraction, delivery, donkeywork, donkey work, donkey-work, drudgery, employees, enterprise, exertion, fag, graft, grind, hands, labor, labor pains, labour pains, manpower, men, parturition, plodding, project, proletariat, slog, task, toil, travail, undertaking, workers, working class, workforce, work force, childbed, chore, confinement, employment, job, lying-in, parturiency, task, toil, travail, work, labor, labor pains, labour pains, beaver away, dig, drive, drudge, fag, grind, labor, moil, push, slave, slave away, toil, to work your fingers to the bone, travail, tug, work one's fingers to the bone, mug up, plug away, slog, swot, be employed at, be employed by, be employed in, be in service of, be in the employ of, be on the payroll of, do work, job, work, work in, work with, be in the pay of, labor