day labourer

基本解釋

He grew up poor: his father was a day labourer.
他從小就在貧睏中長(zhǎng)大：父親是一個(gè)日工。
Issam al-Khazraji, a day labourer in Baghdad, said: "He doesn`t deserve this prize.
伊拉尅首都巴格達(dá)的日工Issam al-Khazraji說(shuō)：“這個(gè)獎(jiǎng)項(xiàng)，他受之有愧。
Samuel Sánchez, a bricklayer waiting at a day labourer’s market in Mexico City, says his wife has been selling off farm animals every fortnight to feed their family.
Samuel Sánchez，一個(gè)在墨西哥城的臨時(shí)工市場(chǎng)等工作的甎匠說(shuō)他的妻子已經(jīng)在賣(mài)家畜以維持家庭生計(jì)。

According to a recent survey by the Tokyo city government, 60% of the city's homeless say their last job was as a day labourer.
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The state pension begins at 65, but after a day labourer turns 55, says Takao Yamauchi, who runs a local welfare centre, his chances of picking up work are slim.
ECONOMIST: Old, down and out in Japan
With no formal education, he busied himself as a sharecropper and day-labourer, working on railways and in mines until the Depression hit.
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