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LABOUR - translation to arabic
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Labor; Labor (disambiguation); Labour (disambiguation); Labors; Labours; Labored; Laboured; Laboring; Labouring
LABOUR
ألاسم
كادح; عمل; جهد; كدح; ألم الوِده; غرفة الوِدة; ثمرة جهد; مهمة مضنية
الفعل
أرهق; عمل; جهد; كدح; إشتغل
labour
N
جهد العمل : النشاط البشرى = الخدمات التى يؤديها العامل المخاض = مدة المخاض مهمة نتاج جهد طبقة العمال ، العمال Labour عد : حزب العمال البريطانى
VI
عمل ، اشتغل كدح ، بذل
ADJ
عُمّاَلى
جهد العمل : النشاط البشرى = الخدمات التى يؤديها العامل المخاض = مدة المخاض مهمة نتاج جهد طبقة العمال ، العمال Labour عد : حزب العمال البريطانى
VI
عمل ، اشتغل كدح ، بذل
ADJ
عُمّاَلى
labour
عَمَل
Definition
labour
(US & Austral. labor)
¦ noun
1. work, especially hard physical work.
2. workers, especially manual workers, collectively.
3. (Labour) [treated as sing. or plural] the Labour Party.
4. the process of childbirth from the start of uterine contractions to delivery.
¦ verb
1. work hard.
work at an unskilled manual job.
archaic till (the ground).
2. have difficulty despite working hard.
move with difficulty.
(of an engine) work noisily and with difficulty.
(of a ship) roll or pitch heavily.
3. (labour under) be misled by (a mistaken belief).
Phrases
a labour of love a task done for pleasure, not reward.
labour the point explain or discuss something at excessive length.
Origin
ME: from OFr. labour (n.), labourer (v.), both from L. labor 'toil, trouble'.
Wikipedia
Labour
Labour or labor may refer to:
- Childbirth, the delivery of a baby
- Labour (human activity), or work
- Manual labour, physical work
- Wage labour, a socioeconomic relationship between a worker and an employer
- Organized labour and the labour movement, consisting principally of labour unions
- The Labour Party (UK)
Examples of use of LABOUR
1. New Labour morphs before our eyes into Old Labour.
2. "They are not Labour women, they act like Labour men.
3. Full coverage More on the Labour conference Agenda 22.0'.2005: Labour conference highlights Useful link Labour party: conference page
4. Tony Blair is not an Attlee socialist: under his leadership, Labour is New Labour, not Old Labour.
5. Seventy per cent of Labour voters say they regard themselves as supporters of new Labour not old Labour, a point unlikely to be lost on Gordon Brown.