workpeople

/wˈɜkpipəl/ noun

plural of workperson

Word Origin 'Workpeople' is a compound of 'work' and 'people' — the folks who do the labor. 'Work' is from a root meaning to make or do, and 'people' from Latin 'populus', originally meaning a multitude, from a root meaning to fill. So workpeople are the multitude that fills the workshops. The same roots give us 'worker', 'popular', and 'republic' (the public thing).

noun plural of workperson countable

The factory employs over 200 workpeople on its production line.

(名词) 工人们

这家工厂在生产线上雇用了200多名工人。

(sustantivo) plural de workperson (trabajadores, obreros)

La fábrica emplea a más de 200 trabajadores en su línea de producción.

(nom) ouvriers; travailleurs; main-d'œuvre; salariés; personnel [Pluriel de workperson : ouvriers, ensemble des travailleurs manuels d'une entreprise ou d'un site.]

L'usine emploie plus de 200 workpeople sur sa chaîne de production.

(Substantiv) Arbeitskräfte; Belegschaft [Plural von **Arbeitskraft**: Personen, die in einem Betrieb oder einer Fabrik beschäftigt sind, insbesondere Arbeiterinnen und Arbeiter.]

Die Fabrik beschäftigt über 200 **workpeople** in der Produktion.

(名詞) 「労働者(workperson)」の複数形。工場などで働く人々を指す。

その工場では、生産ラインで200人以上の労働者を雇用している。

(substantivo) operários; trabalhadores [plural de trabalhador; operários.]

A fábrica emprega mais de 200 trabalhadores em sua linha de produção.

Word parts: work + people

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