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laborer n.劳动者；劳工=labourer（英）. (1) 农夫叙利亚或埃及等阿拉伯国家的农民或农业劳动者。(2) 几百年前，晒黑的皮肤是暴露劳工身份的标记。(3) 基于上述这些因素，研究职业伤害致残劳工的主观经验渐成为重要的议题。 In the old days, the word laborer implied an unskilled or menial worker, like a day laborer on a farm who might be hired at an hourly rate to haul rocks out of a field, or a street paver's assistant. Today, a laborer is thought of as someone who works with her hands, often outside. Laborer comes from labor, in Old French "work, exertion, or task," from the Latin laborem, "toil, exertion, or fatigue."

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英 ['leɪbərə] 美 ['leɪbərə] (1) A peasant or agricultural laborer in an Arab country,such as Syria or Egypt.(2) A hundred years ago a suntan was the telltale mark of a laborer.(3) On the basis of these factors stated above, the study in the subjective experience of the industrially disabled laborer has gradually become an important topic for discussion. A laborer is a worker, especially a person who does some kind of physical work. A stone mason is a laborer, but you probably wouldn't call a poet a laborer. 1  →see: labourer；

英语单词	laborer
英美音标	英 ['leɪbərə] 美 ['leɪbərə]
中文释义	n.劳动者；劳工 =labourer（英）.
英语例句	(1) A peasant or agricultural laborer in an Arab country,such as Syria or Egypt. (2) A hundred years ago a suntan was the telltale mark of a laborer. (3) On the basis of these factors stated above, the study in the subjective experience of the industrially disabled laborer has gradually become an important topic for discussion.
中文例句	(1) 农夫叙利亚或埃及等阿拉伯国家的农民或农业劳动者。 (2) 几百年前，晒黑的皮肤是暴露劳工身份的标记。 (3) 基于上述这些因素，研究职业伤害致残劳工的主观经验渐成为重要的议题。
vocabulary简明	A laborer is a worker, especially a person who does some kind of physical work. A stone mason is a laborer, but you probably wouldn't call a poet a laborer.
vocabulary扩展	In the old days, the word laborer implied an unskilled or menial worker, like a day laborer on a farm who might be hired at an hourly rate to haul rocks out of a field, or a street paver's assistant. Today, a laborer is thought of as someone who works with her hands, often outside. Laborer comes from labor, in Old French "work, exertion, or task," from the Latin laborem, "toil, exertion, or fatigue."
柯林斯解释	1 →see: labourer ；

Laborer Worker Exertion 英 Leɪbərə] 美 Leɪbərə N.劳动者；劳工 =Labourer（英