dayworker

See also: day-worker and day worker

English

Alternative forms

• day worker, day-worker

Etymology

From day +‎ worker, or alternatively daywork +‎ -er.

Noun

dayworker (plural dayworkers)

1. An employee paid on an irregular basis; a casual worker.

Translations

employee paid on an irregular basis

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• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 日工 (zh) (rìgōng)

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• Dutch: dagloner (nl) m
• Finnish: päivätyöläinen, päiväläinen
• German: Tagelöhner (de) m
• Greek: εργάτης (el) m or f (ergátis)
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• Romanian: ziler (ro) m, zileră (ro) f, salahor (ro) m
• Russian: подённый рабо́чий m (podjónnyj rabóčij), подёнщик (ru) m (podjónščik), подёнщица (ru) f (podjónščica)
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