laborer in Irish
laborer in Irish is sclábhaí — laborer means someone who does physical work, especially unskilled manual work, often paid by the hour.
laborer in Irish
sclábhaí
One who uses bodily strength rather than intellect to earn a wage, usually hourly.
What does "laborer" mean?
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noun Someone who does physical work, especially unskilled manual work, often paid by the hour.
"The laborers arrived at dawn to start pouring the concrete."
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laborer in a sentence
- The laborers arrived at dawn to start pouring the concrete.
- He worked as a laborer on building sites before training as an electrician.
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What is "laborer" in Irish?
"laborer" in Irish is sclábhaí. laborer means: Someone who does physical work, especially unskilled manual work, often paid by the hour.
How do you use "laborer" in a sentence?
Example: "The laborers arrived at dawn to start pouring the concrete." In Irish, "laborer" is sclábhaí.
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