گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'labour'

1 عمومی:: درد زایمان‌

2 عمومی:: كوشش‌

3 عمومی:: كارگر

4 عمومی:: زحمت‌

5 عمومی:: رنج‌

6 عمومی:: (labor) كار

1 general::   noun work ADJ. manual, physical | forced, hard He was sentenced to four years hard labour for his crime. VERB + LABOUR withdraw The miners are threatening to withdraw their labour. LABOUR + NOUN market an increasingly competitive labour market workers ADJ. cheap | casual | skilled, unskilled | child, migrant, slave It is thought that Stonehenge was built using slave labour. LABOUR + NOUN force the size of the labour force | cost/costs | relations giving birth ADJ. difficult, easy | long, short The baby was born after a long labour. VERB + LABOUR go into She went into labour two weeks early. | induce Labour was induced when the baby was ten days overdue. LABOUR + NOUN room, ward | pains PREP. in ~ She was in labour for ten hours.

2 general:: labour ADJECTIVES/NOUN + labour skilled/unskilled labour • Employers want to keep skilled labour because of the cost of training. cheap labour (= workers who have low wages ) • Women and children were used as cheap labour. casual labour (= workers who do jobs that are not permanent ) • The industry makes use of a large supply of casual labour. child labour • The shoe company was accused of using child labour in its factory. slave labour • Cotton was grown using slave labor. labour + NOUN the labour force (= all the people who work in a country or for a company ) • We need an educated labour force. the labour supply (= all the people available to work ) • What was the effect of the war on the labour supply? the labour market (= the people looking for work and the jobs available ) • the percentage of women in the labour market a labour shortage • Immigrants came into the country to fill the labour shortage. labour costs • There was pressure to keep down labour costs.