labor 1labor, 《英》 labour n. (1) 労働, 仕事; 労力, 骨折り, 努力; (資本家 企業に対して)労働者, 労働者階級. 【動詞+】 Robots have considerably abridged the labor required to produce an automobile. ロボットの使用によって自動車製造に要する労力をかなり省いてきた
we can't a hold of him and penny is in labor . 生まれそうなのに 連絡つかないの
in heaven , there's this woman in labor howling in pain . 天国には痛みにわめく ─ 女性がいる
she's in labor a month early . 一ヶ月早く産気付いて
queen jane lay in labor 王妃ジェーンの 陣痛が始まって
and when they arrive , they find themselves in labor camps with no water そして到着して気がつくと労働者キャンプの中にいて、水もなく、
in labor its head is going to get crushed or it's going to blow out your sister's vagina . マンコが ブッ飛んじゃいます
i did that when i was in labor and i took great comfort knowing that booth was in pain , too . 私も働いていた時 ブースの辛さを知って 心地よさを得たのよ
according to a popular belief , the fewer people know about the suffering of a woman in labor the less is her suffering . 産婦の苦しみを知る者が 少ないほど
" rinjizoyaku " is a collective term for the odd-job tasks that kokuga (provincial government office ) obliged local farmers to perform as a kind of tax payable in labor or in kind . 臨時雑役(りんじぞうやく)とは平安時代中期に国衙から農民に身役・交易などの名目で賦課された雑役の総称。
originally , they were obliged to engage in labor services in the capital (called saieki ), however , they were exempted from labor service if they paid tax by substitutes including cloth , cotton , rice , and salt . 元来は、京へ上って労役が課せられるとされていたが(歳役)、その代納物として布・綿・米・塩などを京へ納入した。