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Definition
Synonym
Arbeitsmigration
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Arbeitsmigration
f
labour migration
Br.
; labor migration
Am.
Arbeitsmigration
f
soc.
labour migration
Br.
; labor migration
Am.
Wanderungsbewegung
f
; Migration
f
(von jdm.)
soc.
Wanderungsbewegungen
pl
; Migrationen
pl
Arbeitsmigration
f
Familienmigration
f
; Migration
f
zur Familienzusammenführung
Kettenmigration
f
Sekundärmigration
f
Sekundärmigration von Asylbewerbern; Asyltourismus
Transitmigration
f
Wirtschaftsmigration
f
; Migration aus wirtschaftlichen Gründen
auf Dauer ausgerichtete Migration
nicht auf Dauer ausgerichtete Migration
erzwungene Migration
gesteuerte Migration
zirkuläre Migration; wiederholte legale Migration (einer Person)
migratory movement; migration (of sb.)
migratory movements; migrations
labour migration
Br.
; labor migration
Am.
family migration
chain migration
secondary migration
secondary movement of asylum seekers; asylum shopping
transit migration
economic migration
permanent migration
temporary migration
forced migration
managed migration
circular migration (of a person)
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Englische
labour migration ; labor migration Synonyme
Arbeitsmigration Definition
Day-labor
(
n.
)
Labor
hired
or
performed
by
the
day.
Labor
(
n.
)
Physical
toil
or
bodily
exertion,
especially
when
fatiguing,
irksome,
or
unavoidable,
in
distinction
from
sportive
exercise
Labor
(
n.
)
Intellectual
exertion
Labor
(
n.
)
That
which
requires
hard
work
for
its
accomplishment
Labor
(
n.
)
Travail
Labor
(
n.
)
Any
pang
or
distress.
Labor
(
n.
)
The
pitching
or
tossing
of
a
vessel
which
results
in
the
straining
of
timbers
and
rigging.
Labor
(
n.
)
A
measure
of
land
in
Mexico
and
Texas,
equivalent
to
an
area
of
177/
acres.
Labor
(
n.
)
To
exert
muscular
strength
Labor
(
n.
)
To
exert
one's
powers
of
mind
in
the
prosecution
of
any
design
Labor
(
n.
)
To
be
oppressed
with
difficulties
or
disease
Labor
(
n.
)
To
be
in
travail
Labor
(
n.
)
To
pitch
or
roll
heavily,
as
a
ship
in
a
turbulent
sea.
Labor
(
v.
t.)
To
work
at
Labor
(
v.
t.)
To
form
or
fabricate
with
toil,
exertion,
or
care.
Labor
(
v.
t.)
To
prosecute,
or
perfect,
with
effort
Labor
(
v.
t.)
To
belabor
Labor-saving
(
a.
)
Saving
labor
Migration
(
n.
)
The
act
of
migrating.
labour migration [Br.]; labor migration [Am.] Bedeutung
emigration
out-migration
expatriation
migration
from
a
place
(especially
migration
from
your
native
country
in
order
to
settle
in
another)
immigration
in-migration
migration
into
a
place
(especially
migration
to
a
country
of
which
you
are
not
a
native
in
order
to
settle
there)
induction
of
labor
(obstetrics)
inducing
the
childbirth
process
artificially
by
administering
oxytocin
or
by
puncturing
the
amniotic
sac
Braxton-Hicks
contraction
false
labor
painless
contractions
of
the
muscles
of
the
uterus
that
continue
throughout
pregnancy
with
increasing
frequency
Secretary
of
Labor
Labor
Secretary
the
position
of
the
head
of
the
Department
of
Labor,
the
post
of
Labor
Secretary
was
created
in
Secretary
of
Commerce
and
Labor
head
of
a
former
executive
department
created
inand
divided
into
two
departments
in
labor
labour
toil
productive
work
(especially
physical
work
done
for
wages),
his
labor
did
not
require
a
great
deal
of
skill
manual
labor
manual
labour
labor
done
with
the
hands
undertaking
project
task
labor
any
piece
of
work
that
is
undertaken
or
attempted,
he
prepared
for
great
undertakings
labor
of
love
labour
of
love
productive
work
performed
voluntarily
without
material
reward
or
compensation
labor
market
the
market
in
which
workers
compete
for
jobs
and
employers
compete
for
workers
migration
the
movement
of
persons
from
one
country
or
locality
to
another
labor
camp
labour
camp
a
penal
institution
for
political
prisoners
who
are
used
as
forced
labor
labor
contract
labor
agreement
collective
agreement
contract
between
labor
and
management
governing
wages
and
benefits
and
working
conditions
migration
the
periodic
passage
of
groups
of
animals
(especially
birds
or
fishes)
from
one
region
to
another
for
feeding
or
breeding
migration
(chemistry)
the
nonrandom
movement
of
an
atom
or
radical
from
one
place
to
another
within
a
molecule
migration
a
group
of
people
migrating
together
(especially
in
some
given
time
period)
Kurdistan
Workers
Party
Kurdistan
Labor
Pary
Partiya
Karkeran
Kurdistan
PPK
a
Marxist-Leninist
terrorist
group
of
Kurds
trying
to
establish
an
independent
Kurdish
state
in
eastern
Turkey
National
Labor
Relations
Board
NLRB
an
independent
agency
of
the
United
States
government
charged
with
mediating
disputes
between
management
and
labor
unions
Department
of
Labor
Labor
Department
Labor
DoL
the
federal
department
responsible
for
promoting
the
working
conditions
of
wage
earners
in
the
United
States,
created
in
Department
of
Commerce
and
Labor
a
former
executive
department
of
the
United
States
government,
created
inand
split
into
two
departments
in
labor
labour
working
class
proletariat
a
social
class
comprising
those
who
do
manual
labor
or
work
for
wages,
there
is
a
shortage
of
skilled
labor
in
this
field
labor
force
labor
pool
the
source
of
trained
people
from
which
workers
can
be
hired
organized
labor
employees
who
are
represented
by
a
labor
union
union
labor
union
trade
union
trades
union
brotherhood
an
organization
of
employees
formed
to
bargain
with
the
employer,
you
have
to
join
the
union
in
order
to
get
a
job
American
Federation
of
Labor
AFL
a
federation
of
North
American
labor
unions
that
merged
with
the
Congress
of
Industrial
Organizations
in
American
Federation
of
Labor
and
Congress
of
Industrial
Organizations
AFL-CIO
the
largest
federation
of
North
American
labor
unions,
formed
in
American
Labor
Party
a
former
political
party
in
the
United
States,
formed
in
in
New
York
when
labor
and
liberals
bolted
the
Democratic
Party
Farmer-Labor
Party
a
former
minor
political
party
in
the
United
States
in
the
early
th
century
labor
party
labour
party
a
left-ofenter
political
party
formed
to
represent
the
interest
of
ordinary
working
people
Australian
Labor
Party
the
oldest
political
party
in
Australia,
founded
in
,
the
party
is
moderately
liberal
British
Labour
Party
Labour
Party
Labour
Labor
a
political
party
formed
in
Great
Britain
in
,
characterized
by
the
promotion
of
labor's
interests
and
formerly
the
socialization
of
key
industries
Socialist
Labor
Party
a
political
party
in
the
United
States,
formed
in
to
advocate
the
peaceful
introduction
of
socialism
International
Labor
Organization
International
Labour
Organization
ILO
the
United
Nations
agency
concerned
with
the
interests
of
labor
labor
movement
trade
union
movement
labor
an
organized
attempt
by
workers
to
improve
their
status
by
united
action
(particularly
via
labor
unions)
or
the
leaders
of
this
movement
migration
route
flyway
the
geographic
route
along
which
birds
customarily
migrate
labor
coach
birthing
coach
doula
monitrice
an
assistant
(often
the
father
of
the
soon-to-be-born
child)
who
provides
support
for
a
woman
in
labor
by
encouraging
her
to
use
techniques
learned
in
childbirth-preparation
classes
labor
leader
a
leader
of
a
labor
movement
organizer
organiser
labor
organizer
someone
who
enlists
workers
to
join
a
union
Secretary
of
Labor
Labor
Secretary
the
person
who
holds
the
secretaryship
of
the
Department
of
Labor,
the
first
Labor
Secretary
was
William
B.
Wilson
who
was
appointed
by
President
Wilson
labor
resources
resources
of
available
manpower
bonded
labor
a
practice
in
which
employers
give
high-interest
loans
to
workers
whose
entire
families
then
labor
at
low
wages
to
pay
off
the
debt,
the
practice
is
illegal
in
the
United
States
premature
labor
premature
labour
labor
beginning
prior
to
the
th
week
of
gestation
parturiency
labor
labour
confinement
lying-in
travail
childbed
concluding
state
of
pregnancy,
from
the
onset
of
contractions
to
the
birth
of
a
child,
she
was
in
labor
for
six
hours
labor
pain
pain
and
discomfort
associated
with
contractions
of
the
uterus
during
labor
birth
pangs
labor
pains
labour
pains
a
regularly
recurrent
spasm
of
pain
that
is
characteristic
of
childbirth
Labor
Day
first
Monday
in
September
in
the
United
States
and
Canada
labor
labour
undergo
the
efforts
of
childbirth
tug
labor
labour
push
drive
strive
and
make
an
effort
to
reach
a
goal,
She
tugged
for
years
to
make
a
decent
living,
We
have
to
push
a
little
to
make
the
deadline!,
She
is
driving
away
at
her
doctoral
thesis
labor
labour
toil
fag
travail
grind
drudge
dig
moil
work
hard,
She
was
digging
away
at
her
math
homework,
Lexicographers
drudge
all
day
long
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