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manning
manning [ingl. am. ˈmænɪŋ] SUST.
1. manning MILIT.:
manning
2. manning (workforce):
manning
manning levels SUST. sust. pl.
manning levels
I. man <pl men> [ingl. brit. man, ingl. am. mæn] SUST.
1. man (adult male):
a leg/bum man coloq.
he has worked for the party, man and boy ingl. brit.
mon vieux! coloq.
my little man coloq.
2. man (husband, partner):
her young man arcznte.
3. man (person):
4. man (person of courage):
5. man (mankind):
man, a. Man man
6. man DEP. (team member):
7. man JUEGOS (piece):
8. man (servant):
man arcznte. or hum.
II. men SUST.
men sust. pl. MILIT. (subordinates):
hommes mpl
now men
soldats
III. man [ingl. brit. man, ingl. am. mæn] INTERJ.
1. man (expressing surprise):
man coloq.
mince, alors! coloq.
2. man (addressing somebody):
eh mec! coloq.
IV. man <part. pres. manning; pret. imperf., part. pas. manned> [ingl. brit. man, ingl. am. mæn] V. trans.
1. man (gen):
man switchboard, desk
2. man MILIT.:
man ship
man barricade, gun
who is manning the barricades?
V. manned ADJ. ASTRON.
manned flight, spacecraft, base
VI. man [ingl. brit. man, ingl. am. mæn]
I. man-to-man [ingl. brit. ˌmantəˈman] ADJ.
II. man to man ADV.
straight man SUST. TEAT.
faire-valoir m inv.
target man SUST. ingl. brit. DEP.
best man SUST.
twelfth man SUST. (in cricket)
gambling man SUST.
de-man <part. pres. de-manning; pret. imperf., part. pas. de-manned> [ingl. brit. ˌdiːˈman, ingl. am. diˈmæn] V. trans. ingl. brit.
I. man <men> [mæn] SUST.
1. man (male human):
2. man no pl. (human race):
3. man (object in games):
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
II. man <men> [mæn] V. trans. <-nn->
straw man SUST.
he-man <-men> [ˈhi:mæn] SUST. coloq.
hatchet man SUST.
1. hatchet man coloq. (worker):
2. hatchet man coloq. (thug):
3. hatchet man coloq. PRENSA:
man-hour [ˈmænaʊəʳ] SUST.
contact man SUST.
best man SUST.
inner man SUST.
removal man SUST. ingl. brit.
con man SUST.
con man abreviatura de confidence man
I. man <men> [mæn] SUST.
1. man (male human):
2. man (human race):
3. man (object in games):
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
II. man <men> [mæn] V. trans. <-nn->
III. man <men> [mæn] INTERJ. coloq.
old man SUST. coloq. (husband, father)
leading man SUST.
railroad man <-men> SUST.
best man SUST.
contact man SUST.
family man SUST.
1. family man (man enjoying family life):
2. family man (man with wife and family):
hit man <-men> [ˈhɪt·mæn] SUST.
con man SUST.
con man abreviatura de confidence man
garbage man SUST. coloq.
Present
Iman
youman
he/she/itmans
weman
youman
theyman
Past
Imanned
youmanned
he/she/itmanned
wemanned
youmanned
theymanned
Present Perfect
Ihavemanned
youhavemanned
he/she/ithasmanned
wehavemanned
youhavemanned
theyhavemanned
Past Perfect
Ihadmanned
youhadmanned
he/she/ithadmanned
wehadmanned
youhadmanned
theyhadmanned
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A man-hour rate less than the reference man-hour rate indicates a higher productivity.
en.wikipedia.org
In the rural villages, women spend up to 6 man-hours to fetch clean water which could otherwise be used for educational and developmental purposes.
en.wikipedia.org
Alternatively the ratio of a reference man-hour rate to a selected man-hour rate.
en.wikipedia.org
But we charge $100 per man-hour, so the first day will cost you $4,800.
www.today.com
It could be kept flying only at the cost of thousands of extra man-hours for maintenance and modification.
en.wikipedia.org

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