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1. (n.) workman
a man employed or skilled in some form of manual, mechanical, or industrial work.
Etymology: (bef. 900)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) workman, workingman, working man, working person
an employee who performs manual or industrial labor
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1. (noun) workman
a man who does construction work
Workmen came to fix the sidewalk.
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1. (noun) workman
a man employed in labor, whether in tillage or manufactures; a worker
2. (noun) workman
hence, especially, a skillful artificer or laborer
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Sense: a man who does manual work
the workmen on a building site.
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 Afrikaans: werksman, arbeider |
 Arabic: عامِل يَدَوي، حِرَفي |
 Bulgarian: работник |
 Brazilian: operário |
 Czech: dělník, -ice |
 German: der Arbeiter |
 Danish: arbejder |
 Greek: εργάτης |
 Spanish: obrero; obrera |
 Estonian: tööline |
 Farsi: کارگر، صنعنت کار |
 Finnish: työmies |
 French: ouvrier/-ière |
 Hebrew: פּוֹעֵל |
 Hindi: शारीरिक श्रम करने वाले लो |
 Croatian: radnik |
 Hungarian: munkás |
 Indonesian: kuli |
 Icelandic: verkamaður |
 Italian: operaio |
 Japanese: 労働者 |
 Korean: 직공, 숙련공 |
 Lithuanian: darbininkas |
 Latvian: strādnieks |
 Malay: pekerja buruh |
 Dutch: arbeider |
 Norwegian: arbeider |
 Polish: robotnik |
 Persian: کارگر، صنعنت کار |
 Pashto: مزدور، اجير،اكثراً ماهر ك |
 Portuguese: trabalhador |
 Romanian: muncitor, muncitoare |
 Russian: рабочий; работница |
 Slovak: robotník, -čka |
 Slovenian: ročni delavec |
 Serbian: radnik |
 Swedish: arbetare, hantverkare |
 Thai: คนงาน; ช่าง |
 Turkish: işçi |
 Taiwanese: 工人 |
 Ukrainian: робітник |
 Urdu: مزدور |
 Vietnamese: công nhân |
 Chinese: 工人 |
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