contractor in Latin
contractor in Latin is redemptor — contractor means a person or company hired to carry out building or construction work.
contractor in Latin
redemptor
What does "contractor" mean?
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noun A person or company hired to carry out building or construction work.
"The contractor laid new tiles in the kitchen and bathroom."
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noun Someone hired to do a specific job under a contract rather than as a permanent employee.
"He left his permanent job to become a contractor for software firms."
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contractor in a sentence
- The contractor laid new tiles in the kitchen and bathroom.
- They hired a contractor to build the new extension.
- He left his permanent job to become a contractor for software firms.
- As a contractor, she is paid per project and gets no paid holiday.
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What is "contractor" in Latin?
"contractor" in Latin is redemptor. contractor means: A person or company hired to carry out building or construction work.
How do you use "contractor" in a sentence?
Example: "The contractor laid new tiles in the kitchen and bathroom." In Latin, "contractor" is redemptor.
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