labour
UK ( US labor) /ˈleɪbər/ nounTranslation
WORK [U] › work, especially the type of work that needs a lot of physical effort
çalışma, ağır iş, zahmet
manual labour 1357WORKERS [U] › people who work
işçiler, emekçiler
cheap/skilled labour 2451BIRTH [C, U] › the stage of pregnancy when a woman has pain in the lower part of her body because the baby is coming out
doğum
to be in labour/go into labour labour pains 459 Labour › [group] short for the Labour Party
İşçi Partisi
I voted Labour (= for the Labour party) at the last election. a Labour MP681a labour of love › work that you do because you like it, not because you are paid for it
istek ve şevkle yapılan iş
1436(Definition of labour noun from the Cambridge Learner's Dictionary English-Turkish
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