Примери коришћења Women's work на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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It is women's work.
Women's Work: The First 20,000 Years.
This is women's work.
Women's work: five moscow gallery owners.
This is women's work.
No, men don't carry water.That's women's work.
It's women's work, anyway.
Why you doing women's work?
This is women's work. And generally unmanly.
But Dad, that's women's work!
That starts with raising the national minimum wage and also guarantee, finally,equal pay for women's work.
Sewing's women's work.
The Hmong consider gardening to be women's work.
Serving meals is women's work, after all.
That's great, because men think that cleaning a fish is women's work.
Uh, that's women's work-.
Giving a bottle, changing diapers, bathing the baby,that was women's work.
Men's minds work more on visual cues whereas women's work based on emotional information.
Some fathers so educated that they consider child care exclusively women's work.
Women's work became more time-consuming than it had been; the erosion of public services and infrastructure reduced access to schools, hospitals, and markets.
This used to be women's work.
He had asked why there were no women on the ship, and Kimoe had replied that running a space freighter was not women's work.
Making salad is women's work.
Now most of you, when you hear me talk about breadwinning and caregiving,instinctively translate those categories into men's work and women's work.
A lot of people think that marketing communications are women's work, yet when we look at the statistics we see that it is mostly men who take leadership positions in agencies.
Finally equal pay for women's work.
The exhibition Her Circle- Women's work in architecture of the 20th century in Serbia and Montenegro, authors Milena Zindović, Andrea Tamaš Dačić and Ivan Stanojev, presents the first overall presentation of women's architectural work from 1900 until today in Serbia and Montenegro.
She is also artistic director of the Transit Festival in Holstebro and editor of The Open Page,a journal devoted to women's work in Theatre.
The competition was completed in 2016, and the photographs focus on the creativity in the homes of women designers and architects themselves, and how it affects their everyday life. The exhibition Her Circle- Women's work in architecture of the 20th century in Serbia and Montenegro, authors Milena Zindović, Andrea Tamaš Dačić and Ivan Stanojev, presents the first overall presentation of women's architectural work from 1900 until today in Serbia and Montenegro.
She is also artistic director of Transit International Festival, Holstebro, and editor of The Open Page,a journal devoted to women's work in theatre.