Definition of day labourer in English:

day labourer

noun

A labourer who is hired and paid on a daily basis.
Example sentencesExamples
- In 1970 he was hired as a day labourer for janitorial work in a nuclear power plant.
- A day laborer is hired by the day, and a rainy day means a day's wages lost.
- Sekulic, a Croatian-born Serb, earned his living as a day labourer, agricultural worker, factory worker and bricklayer.
- I've been able to survive as a day laborer for 13 years, but in the last two years, there just haven't been any more jobs.
- A huddle of poky teashops serves the day labourers who congregate here in search of work.
- In the United States, there aren't other opportunities for us but to be a day laborer.
- Within months, however, Boyle worked his way up from a day laborer into a loyal, salaried employee.
- There are also the matters of informal work, day labourers, part-time workers, and terminating employment.
- Singleton's father toiled as a day laborer in the oil fields but frequently there was no work, so he came home early.
- They might be your taxi driver, day labourer, nanny, or mechanic.
- Manta's grandfather had arrived in this country from Greece in 1908 and began working as a day laborer, painting steel mills.
- Many live in squalid camps and eke out a living as day labourers.
- In our country a successful beggar can earn more than a day laborer, because the tradition is to pay something to the beggars.
- Before joining the cooperative nearly a decade ago, Gitaben worked as a day laborer on a nearby ‘big’ farm.
- His short stints of gainful employment included work as a day laborer, pencil maker, and surveyor.
- Sugar mill workers are now being hired as day labourers and stripped of holidays and bonuses.
- Most are middle-aged or older men, many of whom are former day labourers in the construction industry.
- Married to a day laborer and a mother of four in India, Sita faced the prospect of hunger every day.
- I never knew my father; my mother was a day laborer, and we were dirt poor.
- He had been a day laborer at the shelter, hiring himself out for construction work on a daily basis.

单词	day labourer
释义	Definition of day labourer in English: day labourer noun A labourer who is hired and paid on a daily basis. Example sentencesExamples In 1970 he was hired as a day labourer for janitorial work in a nuclear power plant. A day laborer is hired by the day, and a rainy day means a day's wages lost. Sekulic, a Croatian-born Serb, earned his living as a day labourer, agricultural worker, factory worker and bricklayer. I've been able to survive as a day laborer for 13 years, but in the last two years, there just haven't been any more jobs. A huddle of poky teashops serves the day labourers who congregate here in search of work. In the United States, there aren't other opportunities for us but to be a day laborer. Within months, however, Boyle worked his way up from a day laborer into a loyal, salaried employee. There are also the matters of informal work, day labourers, part-time workers, and terminating employment. Singleton's father toiled as a day laborer in the oil fields but frequently there was no work, so he came home early. They might be your taxi driver, day labourer, nanny, or mechanic. Manta's grandfather had arrived in this country from Greece in 1908 and began working as a day laborer, painting steel mills. Many live in squalid camps and eke out a living as day labourers. In our country a successful beggar can earn more than a day laborer, because the tradition is to pay something to the beggars. Before joining the cooperative nearly a decade ago, Gitaben worked as a day laborer on a nearby ‘big’ farm. His short stints of gainful employment included work as a day laborer, pencil maker, and surveyor. Sugar mill workers are now being hired as day labourers and stripped of holidays and bonuses. Most are middle-aged or older men, many of whom are former day labourers in the construction industry. Married to a day laborer and a mother of four in India, Sita faced the prospect of hunger every day. I never knew my father; my mother was a day laborer, and we were dirt poor. He had been a day laborer at the shelter, hiring himself out for construction work on a daily basis.
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