worker in Irish
worker in Irish is oibrí — worker means a person who performs labor, especially for pay.
worker in Irish
oibrí
One who works: a person who performs labor for a living; traditionally, especially, manual labor.
What does "worker" mean?
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noun A person who performs labor, especially for pay.
"The factory employs over two hundred workers."
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noun A non-reproductive social insect, such as a worker bee or ant, that performs labor for the colony.
"Worker bees collect nectar and defend the hive."
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worker in a sentence
- The factory employs over two hundred workers.
- She's a dedicated healthcare worker.
- Worker bees collect nectar and defend the hive.
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What is "worker" in Irish?
"worker" in Irish is oibrí. worker means: A person who performs labor, especially for pay.
How do you use "worker" in a sentence?
Example: "The factory employs over two hundred workers." In Irish, "worker" is oibrí.
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