blue-collar in Irish
blue-collar in Irish is bóna gorm — blue-collar means relating to manual, industrial or skilled trade work, or to the people who do it.
blue-collar in Irish
bóna gorm
What does "blue-collar" mean?
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adjective Relating to manual, industrial or skilled trade work, or to the people who do it.
"The town depends on blue-collar jobs in shipping and haulage."
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adjective Plain, hard-working and unpretentious in style or attitude.
"The team plays a blue-collar brand of football: no flair, plenty of running."
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blue-collar in a sentence
- The town depends on blue-collar jobs in shipping and haulage.
- He came from a blue-collar family in the Midlands.
- The team plays a blue-collar brand of football: no flair, plenty of running.
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What is "blue-collar" in Irish?
"blue-collar" in Irish is bóna gorm. blue-collar means: Relating to manual, industrial or skilled trade work, or to the people who do it.
How do you use "blue-collar" in a sentence?
Example: "The town depends on blue-collar jobs in shipping and haulage." In Irish, "blue-collar" is bóna gorm.
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