PIT WORKER - Traducción inglés-francés

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pit worker SUST.

pit worker

mineur m de fond

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

mineur de fond

pit worker

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

worker [ingl. brit. ˈwəːkə, ingl. am. ˈwərkər] SUST.

1. worker (employee):

worker (in manual job)

ouvrier/-ière m/f

worker (in white-collar job)

employé/-e m/f

agricultural worker

ouvrier/-ière agricole

she's a good/slow worker

elle travaille bien/lentement

2. worker (proletarian):

worker

prolétaire mf

workers' revolution

révolution f prolétarienne

3. worker ZOOL.:

worker

ouvrière f

worker atrbv. ant, bee

ouvrier/-ière

I. pit [ingl. brit. pɪt, ingl. am. pɪt] SUST.

1. pit (for storage, weapons, bodies):

pit

fosse f

2. pit MIN:

pit

mine f

to work at the pit

travailler à la mine

to go down the pit

aller travailler à la mine

to work down the pit

être mineur

to work down the pit atrbv. closure, fire, gates

de mine

to work down the pit strike, village

de mineurs

pit disaster

désastre m minier

3. pit (hollow):

pit

creux m

the pit of the stomach

le creux du ventre

a pit of depravity fig.

un abîme de dépravation

4. pit (trap):

pit

trappe f

5. pit ingl. am. (in peach, cherry, olive):

pit

noyau m

6. pit FIN.:

pit

corbeille f

trading pit

parquet m de la Bourse

wheat pit

Bourse f du blé

7. pit TEAT.:

pit

parterre m

8. pit MOTOR:

pit (at garage)

fosse f

pit (at racetrack)

stand m

9. pit ingl. brit. (bed):

pit coloq.

pieu m coloq.

pit coloq.

lit m

II. pit <part. pres. pitting; pret. imperf., part. pas. pitted> [ingl. brit. pɪt, ingl. am. pɪt] V. trans.

1. pit (in struggle):

to pit sb against opponent

opposer qn à

the match will pit Scotland against Brazil

le match opposera l'Écosse au Brésil

2. pit (mark):

pit tool: surface, stone

marquer

pit acid: metal

ronger

her skin was pitted by smallpox/acne

elle avait la peau grêlée par la variole/marquée par l'acné

3. pit ingl. am. (remove stones from):

pit peach, cherry, olive

dénoyauter

III. to pit oneself V. v. refl.

to pit oneself v. refl.:

to pit oneself against sb

se mesurer à qn

to pit one's wits against sb

se mesurer à qn

IV. pit [ingl. brit. pɪt, ingl. am. pɪt]

it's the pits coloq.! (of place, workplace)

c'est l'enfer!

this place is the pits (of the earth) coloq.

c'est un des coins les plus moches du globe coloq.

to dig a pit for sb

tendre un piège à qn

en el diccionario PONS

worker [ˈwɜ:kəʳ, ingl. am. ˈwɜ:rkɚ] SUST.

1. worker (employee):

worker

travailleur(-euse) m (f)

an office worker

un employé de bureau

2. worker (manual worker):

worker

ouvrier(-ère) m (f)

construction worker

ouvrier du bâtiment

3. worker (person who works hard):

worker

travailleur(-euse) m (f)

4. worker ZOOL.:

worker

ouvrière f

a worker bee

une abeille ouvrière

I. pit¹ [pɪt] SUST.

1. pit (in ground):

pit

fosse f

2. pit (mark) a. MED.:

pit

marque f

in the pit of the stomach

dans le creux de l'estomac

3. pit INFORM., TÉC. (hollow, depression):

pit

creux m

4. pit (mine):

pit

mine f

5. pit TEAT., MÚS. (area of seating):

pit

parterre m

orchestra pit

fosse f d'orchestre

6. pit (in motor racing):

pit

stand m

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to be the pits coloq.

être nul

II. pit¹ [pɪt] V. trans.

1. pit (make holes in):

pit

creuser un trou

pitted by small pox

grêlé par la petit vérole

2. pit place in opposition:

to pit sb against sb

opposer qn contre qn

I. pit² <-tt-> [pɪt] ingl. am. SUST.

pit

noyau m

II. pit² <-tt-> [pɪt] ingl. am. V. trans.

pit

dénoyauter

en el diccionario PONS

worker [ˈwɜr·kər] SUST.

1. worker (employee):

worker

travailleur(-euse) m (f)

office worker

employé m de bureau

2. worker (manual worker):

worker

ouvrier(-ère) m (f)

construction worker

ouvrier du bâtiment

3. worker (person who works hard):

worker

travailleur(-euse) m (f)

4. worker ZOOL.:

worker

ouvrière f

worker bee

abeille f ouvrière

I. pit¹ [pɪt] SUST.

1. pit (hole in ground):

pit

fosse f

2. pit (mine):

pit

mine f

3. pit (hollow, depression):

pit

creux m

4. pit (pockmark):

pit

marque f

5. pit (lowest part):

in the pit of the stomach

dans le creux de l'estomac

6. pit TEAT., MÚS. (area of seating):

pit

parterre m

orchestra pit

fosse f d'orchestre

7. pit (in motor racing):

pit

stand m

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to be the pits coloq.

être nul

II. pit¹ [pɪt] V. trans.

1. pit (make holes in):

pit

creuser un trou

pitted by small pox

grêlé par la petite vérole

2. pit place in opposition:

to pit sb against sb

opposer qn contre qn

I. pit² [pɪt] SUST.

pit

noyau m

II. pit² <-tt-> [pɪt] V. trans.

pit

dénoyauter

Present

I	pit
you	pit
he/she/it	pits
we	pit
you	pit
they	pit

Past

I	pitted
you	pitted
he/she/it	pitted
we	pitted
you	pitted
they	pitted

Present Perfect

I	have	pitted
you	have	pitted
he/she/it	has	pitted
we	have	pitted
you	have	pitted
they	have	pitted

Past Perfect

I	had	pitted
you	had	pitted
he/she/it	had	pitted
we	had	pitted
you	had	pitted
they	had	pitted

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

For example, the decision of a worker to be a part of the labour force becomes a dummy dependent variable.

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Along with writing, she has worked at various points as a library volunteer, archival assistant, cannery worker, and web designer.

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How much does it cost to have a worker de-ice the stairs -- even at octuple overtime?

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The program's performance is strongly dependent on having a sufficient amount of cache memory, and no single worker has access to that amount.

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Those that who live in poverty are less likely to give birth in a health centre or be attended by a health care worker.

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