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trabajadores

 

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Term: trabajadores

Part of Speech: Noun

Description: Trabajadores is a noun in Spanish, which translates to "workers" in English. It refers to individuals who engage in labor or have a job.

Example Sentence: The trabajadores at the construction site are working hard to finish the project on time.

Part of Speech: Adjective

Description: Trabajadores can also be used as an adjective in Spanish. When used as an adjective, it means "hardworking" or "industrious" in English.

Example Sentence: The empresa busca empleados trabajadores y dedicados a su trabajo (The company is looking for hardworking and dedicated employees).

Part of Speech: Plural noun

Description: In the plural form, trabajadores refers to multiple workers.

Example Sentence: Los trabajadores de la fábrica están en huelga (The workers at the factory are on strike).

Part of Speech: Feminine noun

Description: Although the term trabajadores is grammatically masculine, it can also be used as a feminine noun when referring to female workers.

Example Sentence: Las mujeres trabajadoras desempeñan un papel fundamental en el desarrollo de la sociedad (The female workers play a fundamental role in the development of society).

Part of Speech: Plural noun (local usage)

Description: In a local context, trabajadores can refer to specific groups of workers based on their location or industry within a particular region.

Example Sentence: Los trabajadores del campo son vitales para la economía de la región (The rural workers are vital for the economy of the region).

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