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Labor
01
travail, accouchement
the process of contractions and cervical dilation that leads to childbirth
Exemples
The expectant mother felt the onset of labor with rhythmic contractions.
La mère enceinte a ressenti le début du travail avec des contractions rythmiques.
Exemples
The farm relied on seasonal labor to harvest the crops efficiently.
La ferme dépendait d'une main-d'œuvre saisonnière pour récolter les cultures efficacement.
03
a group of moles considered as a unit or colony
Exemples
The farmer noticed a labor near the edge of the field.
04
the social class of people who perform manual work or work for wages
Exemples
The factory employed hundreds of labor.
05
any work, effort, or task carried out or attempted
Exemples
The project required considerable labor to complete.
06
the federal department in the United States responsible for promoting and regulating working conditions and protecting wage earners
Exemples
The Department of Labor oversees workplace safety standards.
07
a political party in Great Britain, founded in 1900, advocating for workers' rights and social reforms, historically including the socialization of key industries
Exemples
Labour policies emphasize healthcare, education, and worker protections.
08
organized efforts by workers, especially through unions, to improve conditions, wages, or rights
Exemples
He dedicated his life to labor advocacy.
to labor
01
travailler dur, peiner
to put in a lot of effort to achieve a particular outcome or goal
Intransitive
Exemples
The students labored over their homework, determined to finish it before bedtime.
Les étudiants ont travaillé dur sur leurs devoirs, déterminés à les terminer avant l'heure du coucher.
02
accoucher, être en travail
to be in the process of giving birth
Intransitive
Exemples
She labored for hours before the baby was born.
Elle a travaillé pendant des heures avant que le bébé ne naisse.
Arbre Lexical
laborious
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