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Detailed Translations for labors from English to Spanish

labor:

to labor verb, American (labors, labored, laboring)

  1. to labor (work; do; labour)
    trabajar

Conjugations for labor:

present
  1. labor
  2. labor
  3. labors
  4. labor
  5. labor
  6. labor
simple past
  1. labored
  2. labored
  3. labored
  4. labored
  5. labored
  6. labored
present perfect
  1. have labored
  2. have labored
  3. has labored
  4. have labored
  5. have labored
  6. have labored
past continuous
  1. was laboring
  2. were laboring
  3. was laboring
  4. were laboring
  5. were laboring
  6. were laboring
future
  1. shall labor
  2. will labor
  3. will labor
  4. shall labor
  5. will labor
  6. will labor
continuous present
  1. am laboring
  2. are laboring
  3. is laboring
  4. are laboring
  5. are laboring
  6. are laboring
subjunctive
  1. be labored
  2. be labored
  3. be labored
  4. be labored
  5. be labored
  6. be labored
diverse
  1. labor!
  2. let's labor!
  5. labored
  6. laboring
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

labor [the ~] noun, American

  1. the labor (chore; labour; task; )
    el trabajo; el empleo; la función; la obra; la misión; la ocupación

Translation Matrix for labor:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
empleo chore; duties; labor; labour; task; work; working; workpiece Mass; action; ante; application; employment; function; hobby; inset; installment; instalment; job; mass; pastime; position; post; service; stakes; usage; use; wagework; work; worship
función chore; duties; labor; labour; task; work; working; workpiece action; exhibition; exposition; feature; function; happening; hobby; job; job role; pastime; position; post; show
misión chore; duties; labor; labour; task; work; working; workpiece action; assignment; command; cue; delivery; dispatch; hobby; instruction; mission; motto; order; parole; pastime; shibboleth; supplies; supply
obra chore; duties; labor; labour; task; work; working; workpiece action; assiduity; diligence; diligentness; fervor; fervour; hobby; industriousness; industry; job; opus; pastime; product of the pen; wagework; work; zeal
ocupación chore; duties; labor; labour; task; work; working; workpiece action; craft; hobby; métier; occupation; pastime; profession; taking possession; taking possession of; trade
trabajo chore; duties; labor; labour; task; work; working; workpiece achievement; action; bread winning; craft; employment; function; hobby; installment; instalment; job; livelihood; metier; métier; occupation; pastime; performance; play; playing; position; post; profession; project; wagework; work
- childbed; confinement; labor movement; labour; lying-in; parturiency; project; proletariat; task; toil; trade union movement; travail; undertaking; working class
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
trabajar do; labor; labour; work act; operate; perform; proceed; work
- dig; drive; drudge; fag; grind; labour; moil; push; toil; travail; tug
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- labour; occupation

Related Words for "labor":

  • laboring

Synonyms for "labor":


Related Definitions for "labor":

  1. productive work (especially physical work done for wages)1
    • his labor did not require a great deal of skill1
  2. any piece of work that is undertaken or attempted1
  3. a social class comprising those who do manual labor or work for wages1
    • there is a shortage of skilled labor in this field1
  4. an organized attempt by workers to improve their status by united action (particularly via labor unions) or the leaders of this movement1
  5. concluding state of pregnancy; from the onset of contractions to the birth of a child1
    • she was in labor for six hours1
  6. undergo the efforts of childbirth1
  7. strive and make an effort to reach a goal1
  8. work hard1

Wiktionary Translations for labor:

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• labor → bregar; currelar; currar; cinchar ↔ malochen — intransitiv; besonders mittelwestdeutsch, salopp: körperlich hart, schwer arbeiten
• labor → trabajo ↔ Arbeit — selbstgewählte, bewusste, schöpferische Handlung
• labor → parto ↔ accouchement — Action d’accoucher







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