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1. (n.) manpower
power in terms of people available or required for work or military service.
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| Definition of 'manpower' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) work force, workforce, manpower, hands, men
the force of workers available
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1. (noun) manpower
people who work
a lack of manpower in rural areas
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| Definition of 'manpower' |
Dictionary of Military and Associated Terms |
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1. manpower
See manpower requirements; manpower resources.
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Sense: the number of people available for employment etc
There's a shortage of manpower in the building industry.
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 Afrikaans: mannekrag |
 Arabic: القُدْرَه البَشَرِيَّه |
 Bulgarian: работна ръка |
 Brazilian: mão-de-obra |
 Czech: pracovní síla |
 German: die Arbeitskraft |
 Danish: arbejdskraft |
 Greek: ανθρώπινο, εργατικό δυναμ |
 Spanish: mano de obra |
 Estonian: inimressursid |
 Farsi: نیروی انسانی |
 Finnish: työvoima |
 French: main-d'œuvre |
 Hebrew: כּוֹח אָדָם |
 Hindi: मानवबल |
 Croatian: ljudstvo |
 Hungarian: munkaerő |
 Indonesian: tenaga kerja |
 Icelandic: mannafli |
 Italian: manodopera |
 Japanese: 人的資源 |
 Korean: 동원 가능 인력 |
 Lithuanian: darbo jėga |
 Latvian: darbaspēks |
 Malay: pekerja |
 Dutch: arbeidskrachten |
 Norwegian: arbeidskraft |
 Polish: siła robocza |
 Persian: نیروی انسانی |
 Pashto: انسانى قوه |
 Portuguese: mão-de-obra |
 Romanian: mână de lucru |
 Russian: рабочая сила |
 Slovak: pracovná sila |
 Slovenian: delovna sila |
 Serbian: ljudstvo |
 Swedish: arbetskraft |
 Thai: กำลังคน |
 Turkish: insan gücü |
 Taiwanese: 人力 |
 Ukrainian: робоча сила |
 Urdu: افرادی قوت |
 Vietnamese: nhân lực |
 Chinese: 人力 |
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