Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Labour"

A: It is a phrase about childbirth.

It means that the baby has started being born.

(Literally, it means “she is now doing the work of birthing her child.”)

A: it means work. it could also mean research/studies because you have worked towards it. I hope this helped!

A: labor means physical work

A: It means that they're about to give birth to a child.

A: you did a task for pleasure, not for reward

A: oh. labor means the act of giving birth or the time when someone gives birth. Contractions are схватки

A: they are synonyms but work is a more common word and directly translates as trabalho. But labour is work that involves physical effort. labour also can mean giving birth, and general working class people.

forced labour = trabalho forçado,
a lot of work = dá muito trabalho,
labour union = sindicato

A: WORK is the general word for any kind of job, occupation, etc. LABOR is the political or formal term for "work," seen in phrases like "labor laws" or "Department of Labor." LABOR is also used for the time when a pregnant woman's water breaks and she begins to experience contractions until her child is born: "Mary was in labor for six hours."

A: @Luzhen .. people who do practical work with their hands (Labor means hard physical work.)
For example, "she worked at the construction site where she had to perform hard labour every day for his job

person who does a specified type of work or who works in a specified way. 'a farm worker, bank employees 'he's a good worker'

A: They are the same, but it is called labour union in Canada, trade union in Great Britain, and labor union in the U.S. http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trade_union

A: labor

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A: × Japanese labour market tends to seek a generalist, rather than a specialist.
✓ The Japanese labour market tends to seek out generalists, rather than specialists

× I’ve never wondered about it.
✓ Until now, I never really put much thought into it

× But now I noticed I am Jack of all trades and master of none.
✓ But now I realised that I am a Jack of all trades and a master of none.

× I want to get a specific skill that to be useful in the age to come, so I decided to join this training program.
✓ I want to learn a specific skill that would be very useful in the age to come, therefore, it is for this reason that I decided to join this training program

The statement in question, is this for a job interview or a resumé?

A: Labourer would be the synonym for worker.
Yes worker means a person who has a job.
But for labourer, more specifically, is a person doing unskilled manual work, or construction.

A: It's very formal, it's the kind of language you would use in university level essays or classical literature

A: Thriving on the work of the english working man. It's accusing them of being lazy.