Übersetzung für "Tagelohn" in Englisch

He sees you selling your souls to the mob for a day's pay.

The hemp cutting was done mostly by women paid daily.

The pay of a common day-laboring carpenter was slowly diminishing.

But the daily salary was only a thin slice of dry bread.

Well, when a man pays your day's wages, you owe him a day's work.

Did you at get your daily wage?

That'll cost you sons of whores a day's wages.

The inhabitants were called up as day labourers whenever and for as long as was necessary.

When he had agreed with the laborers for a denarius a day, he sent them into his vineyard.

Then he went there himself and arranged to have the harvest gathered in partly by hired labourers and partly by peasants paid in kind.

Let people look at the task of polishing a stone: how firmly and cautiously moves the workman's hand—and only for his daily pay.

Some of them call themselves "freeters", an invented word, a contraction of "freelancers" and "Arubaito" (from the German word for work), a Japanese term for day labor or temporary work.

At length I was paid away to a poor old woman, who received me as wages for a hard day's work.

They got their uniforms, their arms, their pay etc and they did their service then as members of the Kieler worker's "Wehr".

If now some believes during the reading of these prices that our ancestors in the abundance lived, where a chicken cost nevertheless only the sechzehnten part of a Mark, thus after today's terms to something over six Pfennig, that is said that daily wages amounted to only 6 at that time ss, thus about 37 Pfennig.

Some of them call themselves "freeters", an invented word, a contraction of "freelancers" and "Arubaito" (from the German word for work), a Japanese term for day labor or temporary work.

In the winter the men received 9 schillings per day, in the summer 10 schillings per day, the women respectively 5 and 6 schillings per day.

After the work was done the farmer drove the day workers from pile to pile. Loaded a bundle on the wagon and drove the day's work to the sale in the hemp factory. In this way the day workers were able to convert their wages in natural produce to cash.

Also although this work was predominantly carried out by women working for daily wages, some construction workers went in October when the construction work stopped, with his wife to break hemp.

Rural wage work developed in this context – pure wage work, but mostly mixed forms: serfs who were obliged to do day labour during the season, or paid corvée work.