The meaning of Laborer

noun

(in scotland and ireland) a farm labourer or tenant occupying a cottage in return for labour.

Usage examples:

He had also freeborn cottars and slaves to farm his land.

noun

A person made to do hard menial or dull work.

Usage examples:

I felt like a household drudge

verb

Do hard menial work.

Usage examples:

Her husband was drudging in the smoke of london

noun

A person who has to work hard at boring and unpleasant tasks and who is not respected by other people

Usage examples:

I feel like a real drudge - i've done nothing but clean all day!

noun

The end part of a person's arm beyond the wrist, including the palm, fingers, and thumb.

Usage examples:

He was leading her by the hand

verb

Pick (something) up and give it to (someone).

Usage examples:

He handed each man a glass

noun

The part of the body at the end of the arm that includes the fingers and is used for holding, moving, touching, and feeling things

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Keep both hands on the steering wheel., when eating, most americans hold the fork in their right ha…

noun

The system of syllabic writing used for japanese, having two forms, hiragana and katakana.

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Japanese writing uses chinese characters and two native syllabic scripts (the kana: hiragana and ka…

noun

An unskilled labourer.

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Indeed, whether it is a ‘charsi’ lost in his own world or a mazdoor gazing nowhere in particular, a…

adjective

(of work) not requiring much skill and lacking prestige.

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Menial factory jobs

noun

A person with a menial job.

Usage examples:

Despite tall claims that a determined attempt to eradicate child labour has been initiated, hundred…

noun

A labourer employed in the excavation and construction of a road, railway, or canal.

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Over the decade which followed, it spread to every section of the working class-miners, iron worker…

noun

A man who is employed to do unskilled physical work, usually building or making roads

noun

A spanish american day labourer or unskilled farm worker.

Usage examples:

After playing the game for 50 minutes, the computer will have successfully constructed one farm and…

noun

A farm worker in south america who does jobs that do not need any particular skill

Usage examples:

The boss just never talked to peons like us. it was beneath her.

noun

An unskilled labourer or odd jobber on a farm, especially in a shearing shed.

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They were local youth without permanent employment, who rotate from local casual jobs, rouseabouts,…

noun

A person whose job involves heavy unskilled work

noun

An unskilled or casual labourer.

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It's the place of choice for all sorts of hard-living roustabouts who come into town to blow off a …

noun

A person who does a specified type of work or who works in a specified way.

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A farm worker

noun

A person who is paid for using effort to do something

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Clerical/factory/farm workers, skilled/unskilled workers

noun

A person who works for a company or organization

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Some of the region's employers have developed shortages of high-tech workers., employers will requi…

noun

A man employed to do manual labour.

Usage examples:

The tide had reached the ship, and now the workmen labouring about the hull were ankle deep in water.

noun

A man who uses physical skill and especially his hands in doing his job

noun

A man whose job involves physical work, such as building or digging

Usage examples:

Crews of workmen shifted the tons of mud and boulders which had fallen onto the road.