劳zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • fù chū jí dà de láo dòng chū chǎn què hěn shǎo。
    yielding little by great labor.
  • kě néng zài láo dòng gōng yuán。
    Could be in the Labor Park.
  • zhōng guó de láo dòng hé shè huì bǎo zhàng zhuàng kuàng
    Labor and Social Security in China
  • zhù dìng méi yòu gōng zī 'ér yào láo dòng de rén。
    someone bound to labor without wages.
  • 9 yuè fèn dì yī gè xīng qī yī shì láo dòng rì。
    1st Monday in September Labor Day.
  • guān yú láo dòng jiào yǎng jí bèi láo dòng jiào yǎng zhě de quán lì
    Education through Labor and the Rights of Those Being Educated through Labor
  • láo gōng xīng zī běn jiā， láo zī。
    Labor, (labour) and Capital.
  • láo gōng yùn dòng tuán tǐ de zǎo qī lǐng dǎo zhě
    An early leader of the labor movement.
  • bié rén láo dòng， ér nǐ men què xiǎng shòu tā men de láo dòng suǒ dé。
    Other men labored, and ye are entered into their labors.
  • dāng shí yī wèi míng jiào neillomax de mín sú xué jiā zhèng zài yán jiū jì lù měi guó nán bù dì qū de fēng tǔ rén qíng， tā 'ǒu rán lù xià liǎo kǎ tè hé tā de yù yǒu dǐng zhe yán yán liè rì zài mì xī xī bǐ hé pàn láo zuò shí hēng chàng de tā men zì jǐ chuàng zuò de gēqǔ。
    A folklorist who was documenting life in the South, made a recording of Carter leading his fellow inmates in song while they labored under the blazing Mississippi sun.
  • bà gōng zhě zài bà gōng de láo dòng zhě
    A laborer on strike.
  • yōng rén， láo gōng zuò líng gōng huò zhòng huó de rén； láo dòng zhě
    One who does odd or heavy jobs; a laborer.
  • zài kuàng shān huò kuàng jǐng gōng zuò de láo gōng。
    laborer who works in a mine.
  • bèi fēn pèi zhǐ pài dào gōng duàn yǎng lù bān de láo gōng。
    a laborer assigned to a section gang.
  • bèi pò zuò fán suǒ de gōng zuò de láo gōng。
    a laborer who is obliged to do menial work.
  • zài gǎng kǒu huò mǎ tóu zhuāng zài huò xiè zài chuán de láo gōng。
    a laborer who loads and unloads vessels in a port.
  • yǐ rì wéi gōng zuò dān wèi de láo gōng； huò dé rì gōng zī。
    a laborer who works by the day; for daily wages.
  • rì gōng lā dīng měi zhōu huò měi guó xī nán bù de bù shú liàn de láo dòng lì huò nóng chǎng gōng rén
    An unskilled laborer or farm worker of Latin America or the southwest United States.
  • shī bèi de duì mò xī gē rén de miè chēng， yóu zhǐ fēi fǎ tōu dù měi guó guó jiè de láo gōng
    Used as a disparaging term for a Mexican, especially a laborer who crosses the U.S. border illegally.
  • zài zī běn zhù yì guó jiā lǐ， láo dòng rén mín shēng huó yú shè huì de dǐ céng。
    In the capitalist countries the laboring people live at the foot of the social ladder.
  • nǚ gōng wéi zuàn qǔ gōng zī 'ér cóng shì tǐ lì huò gōng yè láo dòng de nǚ rén
    A woman who performs manual or industrial labor for wages.
  • fèi chú yā zài láo dòng rén mín tóu shàng de kē juān zá shuì
    Abolish the exorbitant levies bearing down on the laboring people
  • nóng mín men zhí dào rì luò fāng jié shù zài tián jiān de láo dòng
    Just before sunset the peasants quit laboring in the field
  • zhè yī chuàng zào fā míng shǒu xiān yìng guī gōng yú láo dòng rén mín。
    The credit goes, in the first place, to the laboring people for this invention.
  • cāo láo de nóng mín； cāo láo yú zhāi mián huā de nú lì men nà wān qū de bèi； zài hēi 'àn de shēn chù cāo láo zhe de cǎi méi gōng。
    drudging peasants; the bent backs of laboring slaves picking cotton; toiling coal miners in the black deeps.
  • zài jiù shè huì， láo dòng rén mín shòu yā pò shòu bō xuē， guò zhe niú mǎ yī yàng de shēng huó。
    In the old society the laboring people suffered oppression and exploitation, getting along like beasts of burden.
  • zhè jì diào dòng liǎo guǎng dà láo dòng zhě de jī jí xìng， yòu fáng zhǐ liǎo liǎng jí fēn huà。
    This brings into play the enthusiasm of the laboring masses and at the same time prevents polarization.
  • zài zhè zhǒng qíng kuàng xià， guǎng dà láo dòng qún zhòng dāng rán háo wú rén quán kě yán。
    Under such circumstances, the human rights of the majority of laboring people were out of the question.
  • jīng jì shàng de píng děng， jí dà dì diào dòng liǎo láo dòng zhě de jī jí xìng， shǐ zhōng guó jīng jì huò dé xùn sù fā zhǎn。
    Economic equality has motivated the laboring people to a great extent and brought about speedy growth of the Chinese economy.
  • gōng rén jiē jí bì xū yǐ kào běn jiē jí de qún zhòng lì liàng hé quán tǐ láo dòng rén mín de qún zhòng lì liàng， cái néng shí xiàn zì jǐ de lì shǐ shǐ mìng héng héng jiě fàng zì jǐ， tóng shí jiě fàng quán tǐ láo dòng rén mín。
    Only by relying on the strength of its own masses and that of all laboring people will the working class be able to fulfil its historic mission--that of emancipating itself and, at the same time, all laboring people.
  • wǒ guó nóng mín jiē jí hé qí tā láo dòng qún zhòng， tóng gōng rén jiē jí jǐn mì tuán jié， shì tuī dòng wǒ guó shè huì shēng chǎn lì fā zhǎn de zhòng yào lì liàng。
    The peasant class and other laboring people ， closely united with the working class， constitute a major force that pushes the country's productive forces forward.
  • zhè jiù shì shuō， shè huì gù dìng zī chǎn tóu zī de dà bù fēn (77.5%) wèiguó jiā hé láo dòng qún zhòng jí tǐ gòng tóng zhàn yòu。
    That is to say, the bigger share (77.5 percent) of the social investment in fixed assets is owned by the state and the collectives of the laboring masses.