labor union en el diccionario francés Oxford-Hachette

Traducciones de labor union en el diccionario inglés»francés

labour union SUST. ingl. am.

labour union

syndicat m

Traducciones de labor union en el diccionario inglés»francés

union organizer , labour organizer

militant/-e m/f syndicaliste (recrutant des ouvriers à la sortie des usines)

Traducciones de labor union en el diccionario francés»inglés

main-d'œuvre non syndiquée

non-union labour ingl. brit.

Traducciones de labor union en el diccionario inglés»francés

I.union [ingl. brit. ˈjuːnjən, ˈjuːnjɪən, ingl. am. ˈjunjən] SUST.

1. union:

union, a. trade union (association of workers)

syndicat m

to join a union

se syndiquer

to join a union atrbv. card, leader, movement, headquarters

syndical

2. union POL.:

union

union f

political/economic union

union politique/économique

3. union:

union (uniting)

union f

union (marriage)

union f

union (marriage)

mariage m

4. union:

union, a. student union ingl. brit. UNIV. (building)

maison f des étudiants

union, a. student union (organization)

syndicat m d'étudiants

5. union TÉC.:

union

raccord m

II.Union

Union ingl. am. POL.

États-Unis mpl

Union ingl. am. HIST.

Union f

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American Civil War

Guerre civile (1861-1865) au cours de laquelle s'affrontèrent les États du Nord des États-Unis, partisans de l'abolition de l'esclavage, et ceux du Sud, dont l'économie reposait sur l'exploitation d'une main d'œuvre d'esclaves noirs. Elle éclata après l'élection à la présidence des États-Unis de Lincoln, dont la politique anti-esclavagiste incita les onze États du Sud à quitter l'Union pour former une Confédération autonome. Supérieurs en nombre et soutenus par une industrie puissante, les nordistes finirent par emporter la victoire. → Mason–Dixon Line

labor SUST. ingl. am.

labor → labour

Véase también: labour

I.labour ingl. brit., labor ingl. am. [ingl. brit. ˈleɪbə, ingl. am. ˈleɪbər] SUST.

1. labour (gen):

labour (work)

travail m

labour (work)

labeur m liter.

the fruits of one's labours

les fruits de son travail or son labeur

to rest from one's labours

se reposer de son travail

the division of labour

la division du travail

to withdraw one's labour

se mettre en grève

a withdrawal of labour

une grève f

a withdrawal of labour atrbv. market

du travail

2. labour (workforce):

labour (gen)

main-d'œuvre f

labour (in contrast to management)

ouvriers mpl

material and labour

fournitures et main-d'œuvre

skilled/unskilled labour

main-d'œuvre f qualifiée/non qualifiée

skilled/unskilled labour atrbv. costs

de la main-d'œuvre

skilled/unskilled labour dispute, relations

ouvriers-patronat

skilled/unskilled labour inv. shortage

de main-d'œuvre

skilled/unskilled labour leader

syndical

3. labour MED.:

labour

accouchement m

labour

travail m espec.

her labour lasted 16 hours

son accouchement a duré 16 heures

an easy/difficult labour

un accouchement facile/difficile

to be in labour

être en train d'accoucher

to go into or begin labour

commencer à avoir des contractions

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

Labour POL. + v. pl.

le parti m travailliste

to vote Labour

voter travailliste

to vote Labour atrbv. supporter, view, manifesto

du parti travailliste

to vote Labour opponent

au parti travailliste

to vote Labour MP

travailliste

the Labour vote

le vote travailliste

II.labour ingl. brit., labor ingl. am. [ingl. brit. ˈleɪbə, ingl. am. ˈleɪbər] V. intr.

1. labour (work, try hard):

labour

travailler (dur) (at à, on sur, to do pour faire)

2. labour (have difficulties):

labour

peiner (to do à faire)

he was labouring to breathe

il peinait à respirer, il respirait péniblement

to labour up/down/along

monter/descendre/avancer avec peine or péniblement

3. labour MOTOR:

labour engine:

peiner

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to labour under delusion, illusion, misapprehension

être victime de

he's labouring under the illusion that he's going to be offered the post

il se fait l'illusion or il s'imagine qu'on va lui offrir la place

III.labour ingl. brit., labor ingl. am. [ingl. brit. ˈleɪbə, ingl. am. ˈleɪbər]

a labour of love

une tâche demandant beaucoup de passion

a labour of Hercules

un travail de Romain or de titan

to labour the point

insister lourdement

I.labour ingl. brit., labor ingl. am. [ingl. brit. ˈleɪbə, ingl. am. ˈleɪbər] SUST.

1. labour (gen):

labour (work)

travail m

labour (work)

labeur m liter.

the fruits of one's labours

les fruits de son travail or son labeur

to rest from one's labours

se reposer de son travail

the division of labour

la division du travail

to withdraw one's labour

se mettre en grève

a withdrawal of labour

une grève f

a withdrawal of labour atrbv. market

du travail

2. labour (workforce):

labour (gen)

main-d'œuvre f

labour (in contrast to management)

ouvriers mpl

material and labour

fournitures et main-d'œuvre

skilled/unskilled labour

main-d'œuvre f qualifiée/non qualifiée

skilled/unskilled labour atrbv. costs

de la main-d'œuvre

skilled/unskilled labour dispute, relations

ouvriers-patronat

skilled/unskilled labour inv. shortage

de main-d'œuvre

skilled/unskilled labour leader

syndical

3. labour MED.:

labour

accouchement m

labour

travail m espec.

her labour lasted 16 hours

son accouchement a duré 16 heures

an easy/difficult labour

un accouchement facile/difficile

to be in labour

être en train d'accoucher

to go into or begin labour

commencer à avoir des contractions

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

Labour POL. + v. pl.

le parti m travailliste

to vote Labour

voter travailliste

to vote Labour atrbv. supporter, view, manifesto

du parti travailliste

to vote Labour opponent

au parti travailliste

to vote Labour MP

travailliste

the Labour vote

le vote travailliste

II.labour ingl. brit., labor ingl. am. [ingl. brit. ˈleɪbə, ingl. am. ˈleɪbər] V. intr.

1. labour (work, try hard):

labour

travailler (dur) (at à, on sur, to do pour faire)

2. labour (have difficulties):

labour

peiner (to do à faire)

he was labouring to breathe

il peinait à respirer, il respirait péniblement

to labour up/down/along

monter/descendre/avancer avec peine or péniblement

3. labour MOTOR:

labour engine:

peiner

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to labour under delusion, illusion, misapprehension

être victime de

he's labouring under the illusion that he's going to be offered the post

il se fait l'illusion or il s'imagine qu'on va lui offrir la place

III.labour ingl. brit., labor ingl. am. [ingl. brit. ˈleɪbə, ingl. am. ˈleɪbər]

a labour of love

une tâche demandant beaucoup de passion

a labour of Hercules

un travail de Romain or de titan

to labour the point

insister lourdement

labor union en el diccionario PONS

Traducciones de labor union en el diccionario inglés»francés

labor union SUST.

labor union

syndicat m

Traducciones de labor union en el diccionario francés»inglés

organisation syndicale

labor union organization ingl. am.

Traducciones de labor union en el diccionario inglés»francés

union [ˈju:nɪən, ingl. am. -njən] SUST.

1. union (act of becoming united):

union

union f

2. union (trade union):

union

syndicat m

union demands

revendications fpl syndicales

to be in the union

être syndiqué

3. union ingl. brit. UNIV.:

union

association f

4. union form. (marriage):

union

union f

5. union (harmony):

union

harmonie f

in perfect union

en parfaite harmonie

labor [ingl. am. ˈleɪbɚ] SUST. ingl. am., ingl. austr.

labor → labour

Véase también: labour

I.labour [ˈleɪbəʳ, ingl. am. -bɚ] SUST.

1. labour (work) a. MED.:

labour

travail m

2. labour no pl. (workers):

labour

main-d'œuvre f

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

labours of Hercules

travaux mpl d'Hercule

II.labour [ˈleɪbəʳ, ingl. am. -bɚ] V. intr.

1. labour (work hard):

labour

travailler dur

2. labour (do with effort):

labour

peiner

to labour at [or on] sth

peiner sur qc

to labour for sth

se donner de la peine pour qc

3. labour PSICO.:

to labour under a delusion/the illusion that ...

se faire des illusions/s'imaginer que ...

III.labour [ˈleɪbəʳ, ingl. am. -bɚ] V. trans.

labour

s'étendre sur

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to labour a point

insister lourdement

I.labour [ˈleɪbəʳ, ingl. am. -bɚ] SUST.

1. labour (work) a. MED.:

labour

travail m

2. labour no pl. (workers):

labour

main-d'œuvre f

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

labours of Hercules

travaux mpl d'Hercule

II.labour [ˈleɪbəʳ, ingl. am. -bɚ] V. intr.

1. labour (work hard):

labour

travailler dur

2. labour (do with effort):

labour

peiner

to labour at [or on] sth

peiner sur qc

to labour for sth

se donner de la peine pour qc

3. labour PSICO.:

to labour under a delusion/the illusion that ...

se faire des illusions/s'imaginer que ...

III.labour [ˈleɪbəʳ, ingl. am. -bɚ] V. trans.

labour

s'étendre sur

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to labour a point

insister lourdement

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

inglés

Members may belong to any labor union, and be active or retired.

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Because of the rivalry, miners of one labor union would not support the strikes of another, and many strikes failed.

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Government workers, who until now could only be a member of one labor union, will now have a choice.

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The victims included guerrilla sympathizers, labor union leaders, intellectuals, students, and vaguely defined enemies of the government.

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For instance, the teachers' students are organised in the national labor union for teachers and so forth.

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He tried to deal with various problems of the state that included the aftermath of the great recession, restructuring labor union pensions and other issues.

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Because he owned the coal mines and the transportation of the coal, he was able to slowly destroy the labor union.

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In other cases, an associate might be a corrupt labor union delegate or businessman.

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Two years later, workers had a three-week strike which was successful in getting them represented by a labor union.

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Other sources exhibit confusion over the term comprehensive campaign because they lack knowledge about the state of labor union organizing.

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