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Detailed Translations for Labour from English to German

labour:

labour [the ~] noun, British

  1. the labour (chore; task; workpiece; )
    die Arbeit; die Beschäftigung; die Tätigkeit

to labour verb, British

  1. to labour (labor; work; do)
    arbeiten; verrichten; tun
    • arbeiten verb (arbeite, arbeitest, arbeitet, arbeitete, arbeitetet, gearbeitet)
    • verrichten verb (verrichte, verrichtest, verrichtet, verrichtete, verrichtetet, verrichtet)
    • tun verb (tue, tuest, tut, tat, tatet, getan)

Translation Matrix for labour:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
Arbeit chore; duties; labor; labour; task; work; working; workpiece action; activity; barms; bustle; chore; diligence; employment; feat of strength; fermentation; hobby; industry; job; labour of Hercules; lecture; occupation; paper; pastime; profession; project; task; wagework; work; yeasts; zeal
Beschäftigung chore; duties; labor; labour; task; work; working; workpiece action; activity; appointment; bedlam; bustle; chore; clamor; clamour; commission; commotion; diligence; din; employment; feat of strength; hobby; hubbub; hullabaloo; industry; job; labour of Hercules; noise; nomination; occupation; pandemonium; pastime; pursuit; racket; relief work; task; tumult; tumultuousness; unemployment relief works; uproar; wagework; work; zeal
Tätigkeit chore; duties; labor; labour; task; work; working; workpiece action; activity; bustle; capacity for work; chore; consequence; diligence; effect; energy; feat of strength; functioning; hobby; industry; job; labour of Hercules; pastime; productivity; task; work; work force; working; zeal
- childbed; confinement; labor; labor movement; lying-in; parturiency; project; proletariat; task; toil; trade union movement; travail; undertaking; working class
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
arbeiten do; labor; labour; work operate; proceed; work
tun do; labor; labour; work accomplish; act; agitate; apply; conceptualise; conceptualize; construct; create; deal; deal with; design; do; employ; function; invent; make; make use of; manufacture; operate; prepare; proceed; use; utilise; utilize; work
verrichten do; labor; labour; work accomplish; achieve; achieve something; act; apply; do; employ; function; make use of; perform; succeed; use; utilise; utilize
- dig; drive; drudge; fag; grind; labor; moil; push; toil; travail; tug
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- labor; occupation

Synonyms for "labour":


Related Definitions for "labour":

  1. productive work (especially physical work done for wages)1
  2. a social class comprising those who do manual labor or work for wages1
  3. concluding state of pregnancy; from the onset of contractions to the birth of a child1
  4. undergo the efforts of childbirth1
  5. strive and make an effort to reach a goal1
  6. work hard1

Wiktionary Translations for labour:

labour
verb
  1. to work
noun
  1. giving birth
  2. workers
  3. work
labour
  1. nordostdeutsch umgangssprachlich, österreichisch veraltet: schwere körperliche Arbeit verrichten
verb
  1. intransitiv; besonders mittelwestdeutsch, salopp: körperlich hart, schwer arbeiten
noun
  1. die Tätigkeit des arbeiten an einer (umfangreichen) Sache
  2. österr.|: (körperlich) schwere Arbeit
  3. besonders mittelwestdeutsch, salopp: körperlich harte, schwere Arbeit
  4. selbstgewählte, bewusste, schöpferische Handlung

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
labour Arbeit arbeid — energie die door een krachtbron geleverd wordt bij verplaatsing van een voorwerp
labour Arbeit werk — dat wat gedaan moet worden
labour entbinden; bei der Entbindung helfen; entbunden werden; niederkommen; gebären; zur Welt bringen accouchermettre au monde un enfant.
labour Arbeit; Werk; Ergebnis ouvrage — Travail : Action de travailler, ce qui est produit par l’ouvrier ou résultat d’un travail (Sens général)
labour arbeiten travailler — Fournir un travail

Labour:


Translation Matrix for Labour:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- British Labour Party; Labor; Labour Party

Related Definitions for "Labour":

  1. a political party formed in Great Britain in 1900; characterized by the promotion of labor's interests and formerly the socialization of key industries1

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