laborers
n. plural-onlyn. people who do hard physical work, usually for a daily wage. You often use this word for workers on construction sites or farms.
n. individuals who perform strenuous physical work, typically for an hourly or daily wage rather than a salary. Often used in industrial, agricultural, or construction contexts.
The laborers are busy building the new wall.
The farm owner hired several seasonal laborers to help with the grape harvest during the peak summer weeks.
Historically, the rapid expansion of the railway network relied on thousands of migrant laborers who worked in dangerous conditions for minimal pay.
The plural form of 'laborer'; refers to a group of workers. In American English, it is spelled with 'o', while British English uses 'u' (labourers).
The laborers is working hard.The laborers are working hard.As a plural noun, it requires a plural verb agreement.