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Cosa significa “labour” in italiano?

USA /ˈleɪbɚ/ · Regno Unito /ˈleɪbə/

labour in italiano: lavoro, fatica, manodopera, lavoratori, travaglio, Partito Laburista

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LAVORO FISICOB2

lavoro, fatica

Lavoro svolto dalle persone, soprattutto quello che richiede grande sforzo fisico.

In inglese semplice: Work people do, especially hard physical work.

  • The job involves heavy labour.
  • We paid separately for materials and labour.
  • Years of manual labour had damaged his back.

Sinonimi: work, toil

Espressioni comuni: manual labour, hard labour, cost of labour

LAVORATORIB2

manodopera, lavoratori

Le persone che lavorano, soprattutto quelle che svolgono lavori fisici.

In inglese semplice: The people who work, especially those doing physical jobs.

  • The farm needs more labour.
  • Builders face a shortage of skilled labour.
  • The company hired extra labour for the summer.

Sinonimi: workers, workforce, manpower

Espressioni comuni: skilled labour, labour shortage, cheap labour, organised labour

TRAVAGLIOB2

travaglio

Fase del parto in cui le contrazioni del corpo della madre spingono fuori il bambino.

In inglese semplice: The process of giving birth, when the mother's body pushes the baby out.

  • Her labour began at midnight.
  • She went into labour a week early.
  • The midwife stayed with her throughout labour.

Come si usa: be in labour (She was in labour for six hours.); go into labour (She went into labour during the night.)

Sinonimi: childbirth

Espressioni comuni: in labour, go into labour, labour pains

PARTITO POLITICOB2

Partito Laburista

Nome usato in vari paesi per un partito politico che dichiara di rappresentare i lavoratori.

In inglese semplice: A political party that says it represents workers, used as a party name in several countries.

  • Labour won the election.
  • She voted Labour for the first time.
  • The Labour leader spoke about housing costs.

Sinonimi: Labour Party

Espressioni comuni: Labour Party, Labour government, vote Labour

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LAVORARE DURAMENTEC1

faticare, sgobbare

Lavorare con grande fatica, spesso a lungo o tra difficoltà.

In inglese semplice: To work very hard, often for a long time or with difficulty.

  • They labour in the fields all day.
  • He laboured over dinner for hours.
  • We laboured to finish the repairs before dark.

Come si usa: labour over something (She laboured over the report all evening.); labour to do something (They laboured to clear the road.)

Sinonimi: work hard, toil, struggle

Contrari: rest

Espressioni comuni: labour all day, labour over something, labour in fields

INSISTERE TROPPOC1

insistere troppo, dilungarsi

Continuare a spiegare o discutere un’idea quando gli altri l’hanno già capita.

In inglese semplice: To keep explaining or discussing an idea after people already understand it.

  • Please don't labour the point.
  • He laboured his argument until everyone lost interest.
  • There's no need to labour this point further.

Sinonimi: belabour, dwell on

Espressioni comuni: labour the point, labour an argument

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