Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Worker"

A: Young people in the workforce don't have a lot of job experience so they haven't "built their career" yet, or they haven't decided on a career. "It's all ahead of them" means it's all in their future because they haven't done it yet

A: I think it might be "Why do/did you get so worked up?" You might say this to someone who is getting angry over a small detail, or something that seems unimportant.
Example: Why are getting so worked up? It's just a small mistake. It can be fixed easily.

A: "A worker in midwest city told it to me like this" is a more modern way of saying it.

Hope this helps! :)

A: someone who puts alot of effort on whatever it is that he or she is doing.

A: A sweatshop is a factory with very bad conditions and low pay for the workers.

A: They get their work done quickly. They must be fast workers.

She is a fast worker.

Hope this helps!

A: The first one is better.

"Has been proved to be" makes it sounds like you did a scientific experiment or mathematical proof to show that she is a good worker, which doesn't make sense. People would understand you if you said this, but the first one is better.

A: Discharge:
tell (someone) officially that they can or must leave a place or situation.

2.

allow (a liquid, gas, or other substance) to flow out from where it has been confined.

"industrial plants discharge highly toxic materials into rivers"

synonyms:send out, pour, release, eject, emit, let out, void, issue, dispense, give off, exude, excrete, ooze, leak, gush, jet;
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Unload:
remove goods from (a vehicle, ship, container, etc.).

"she hadn't finished unloading the car"

synonyms:unpack, empty, unburden, disburden; 

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"we unloaded the van"

2.

remove (ammunition) from a gun or (film) from a camera.

A: Many of the workers
you are talking about a specific group of workers.

Many workers
very general

A: There's no difference. You would probably hear "workers" in a job that is more physical like landscaping or construction. You would hear employees more in an office but they're all workers and employees.

A: An employee is in a company.

A worker is just a person who works. They can be in a company, or not.

A: She is diligent or she is sincere

A: An (the) office worker with a monthly income of x dollars is a (the) main target

A: The worker who loads cargo with their own hands. For example, during discharging of the cargo from the container to the warehouse, etc.

Warehouse worker
Labourer
Longshoreman

A: I will be (or become) an active worker.

A: "I am employed" also works~

A: you could say There are many Chinese people who are sewage and construction workers here in Algeria

A: Evident.

A: I work so sometimes I can't reply right away

A: I think you might mean ''Managing to work on creating scenery with grass and planted trees.'' or ''Landscaping to create scenery using grass and trees I've planted.'' or ''Taking time to landscape, planting trees and grass.'' I'm not sure, I'm sorry. Hope that helps. Good luck.

A: The young worker has turned into a writer.