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labour hour - translation to English
BBC RADIO MAGAZINE PROGRAMME FOR WOMEN, BROADCAST ON RADIO 4 IN THE UNITED KINGDOM.
Women's Hour; Woman’s Hour; BBC Woman's Hour; Late night woman's hour; Weekend Woman's Hour
labour hour
общая лексика
рабочий час (единица рабочего времени)
бухгалтерский учет
трудо-час (единица измерения трудозатрат или затрат рабочей силы, т. е. времени, затраченного работником на производство продукции)
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TIME OF DAY WHEN THE DEVIL, DEMONS OR GHOSTS ARE SUPPOSED TO COME OUT
Witching hour (investing); Witching hour (Investing); Witching hour (supernatural)
[поэт.] полночь, колдовской час
man day
UNIT FOR THE AMOUNT OF WORK PERFORMED BY THE AVERAGE WORKER IN ONE HOUR
Man year; Man-year; Person hour; Man-hours; Person-year; Man hours; Person hours; Man hour; Person-minute; Man-month; Man-week; Person-hour; Man-day; Man-days; Person-years; Person-hours; Personhour; Man month; Man week; Man day; Person year; Person-month; Person month; Person-week; Person week; Person-day; Person day; Person minute; Worker hour; Worker hours
общая лексика
человеко-день
Definition
witching hour
¦ noun midnight, regarded as the time when witches are supposedly active.
Origin
with allusion to the witching time of night from Shakespeare's Hamlet (III. ii. 377).
Wikipedia
Woman's Hour
Woman's Hour is a radio magazine programme broadcast in the United Kingdom on the BBC Light Programme, BBC Radio 2, and later BBC Radio 4. It has been on the air since 1946.
