Examples of using Labourer in English and their translations into Swedish
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Computer
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Political
A labourer, she carried rocks.
You know my father was a labourer.
But it will devour the labourer and expropriate him.
But what is the cost of production- of the labourer, i.e.
I have hired the labourer for a whole day,
Looking for an experienced soffit and Fascia labourer.
His father was a labourer and Viktor was one of five children.
Servant of Jesus Christ" means"apostolic minister or labourer".
The labourer produces, not for himself,
Under the shelter is room both for resting labourer and plants.
In that case, the labourer receives £4/5, or 16 shillings per week.
After finishing his secondary schooling, he began working as a labourer.
And what this labourer sold to the capitalist was not his labour.
It circulates ten times a year between the capitalist and the labourer.
Every capitalist naturally wants the labourer to buy his commodities.
That I have given part of our estate away to a stranger,- a labourer.
I spent five years as a labourer aboard General ShiVang's flagship.
Aboard General ShiVang's flagship. I spent five years as a labourer.
This money now belongs to the labourer who spends it in purchases from II.
the capitalist and the labourer.
In a slave society, the labourer has a capital-value, namely, his purchase price.
not between capitalist and labourer.
In reality, the labourer belongs to capital before he has sold himself to capital.
and then the labourer receives 6s, for 12 hours' labour;
What the labourer consumes for his own pleasure beyond that part,
His“Essays” are a cookery book with receipts of all kinds for replacing by some succedaneum the ordinary dear food of the labourer.
Let us assume that our labourer(a machinist) has to make a part of a machine which he finishes in one day.
Personified capital, the capitalist takes care that the labourer does his work regularly
You can make a labourer work more by working longer days
The latter arises exclusively from the additional quantity of labour which the labourer gives over and above the part of his labour which forms only the equivalent for his wages.