Translation for 'labor' from English to Russian

to labor [Am.] [to work hard]

работать [несов.] [тяжело, усердно работать]

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labor [work] [Am.]

работа {ж} [тяжёлая, физическая]

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labor and delivery unit <LD unit, L&D unit> [Am.]

родильное отделение {с}мед.

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• Other labor schools were: Denver Labor College, Work People's College, Brookwood Labor College, Seattle Labor College, and Highlander Folk School.
• Labor statements are required on a daily basis. Also list of Labor, PERT CPM are needed for labor planning to complete a project in time.
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