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1. (n.) employer
a person or business that employs one or more people for wages or salary.
Etymology: (1590–1600)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) employer
a person or firm that employs workers
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1. (noun) employer
a person or company which pays people to work
a well-respected local employer
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1. (noun) employer
one who employs another; as, an employer of workmen
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Sense: a person who employs others
His employer dismissed him.
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 Afrikaans: werkgewer |
 Arabic: مُشَغِّل، رب العَمَل |
 Bulgarian: работодател |
 Brazilian: empregador |
 Czech: zaměstanvatel, -ka |
 German: der/die Arbeitgeber(in) |
 Danish: arbejdsgiver |
 Greek: εργοδότης |
 Spanish: empresario, patrón |
 Estonian: tööandja |
 Farsi: کارفرما |
 Finnish: työnantaja |
 French: employeur/-euse |
 Hebrew: מַעֲסִיק |
 Hindi: नियोजक |
 Croatian: poslodavac |
 Hungarian: munkaadó |
 Indonesian: majikan |
 Icelandic: vinnuveitandi |
 Italian: datore di lavoro |
 Japanese: 雇用者 |
 Korean: 고용주 |
 Lithuanian: darbdavys |
 Latvian: darba devējs |
 Malay: majikan |
 Dutch: werkgever |
 Norwegian: arbeidsgiver |
 Polish: pracodawca |
 Persian: کارفرما |
 Pashto: كار فرما، ګومار ونكى (كار |
 Portuguese: empregador |
 Romanian: patron |
 Russian: работодатель |
 Slovak: zamestnávateľ, -ka |
 Slovenian: delodajalec |
 Serbian: poslodavac |
 Swedish: arbetsgivare |
 Thai: นายจ้าง |
 Turkish: işveren, patron |
 Taiwanese: 僱用者，僱主 |
 Ukrainian: наймач, роботодавець |
 Urdu: آجر |
 Vietnamese: người sử dụng lao động |
 Chinese: 雇用者，雇主 |
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