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unionised

/ˈjuː.njə.naɪzd/

Traducción: Describe a la fuerza laboral o una industria organizada en un sindicato, o algo relacionado con la afiliación sindical., Verbo que significa organizar a los trabajadores en un sindicato o unirse a un sindicato, formando parte de una organización que defiende sus derechos laborales.

2 entradas

adjective

C1formalbritishpolitical/ˈjuː.njə.naɪzd/

Describes a workforce or industry that is organized into a labor union.

  • 🇪🇸Describe a la fuerza laboral o una industria organizada en un sindicato, o algo relacionado con la afiliación sindical.
  1. Not converted into ions C1 formal

    Describes a substance or molecule that has not been transformed into ions; remaining in a neutral state.

    • The compound remained unionised in the solution.
    • Unionised molecules are less reactive in this chemical reaction.
    • The pH level affects whether the acid is unionised or ionised.

    🇪🇸no ionizado

    Sinónimos: neutralnonionizedunchargedunionized

    Antónimos: ionisedionized

  2. Organized into a labor union B2 formal

    Relating to workers who are members of or have formed a labor union for collective bargaining.

    • The unionised factory workers negotiated for better wages.
    • Unionised employees have stronger legal protections.
    • The company hired new staff for its unionised workforce.

    🇪🇸sindicalizado

    Sinónimos: organized

    Antónimos: nonunionnonunionisedunorganisedunorganized

  • more unionised comparative form
  • most unionised superlative form

verb

C1formalbritishpolitical/ˈjuː.njə.naɪz/

A verb meaning to organize workers into a trade union or to become part of a union.

  • 🇪🇸Verbo que significa organizar a los trabajadores en un sindicato o unirse a un sindicato, formando parte de una organización que defiende sus derechos laborales.
  1. Recruit for a union B2 formal british

    To organize workers into a labor union or to recruit them to join one.

    • The activists worked to unionise the factory workers.
    • Efforts to unionise the retail staff were successful.
    • They campaigned to unionise the entire industry.

    🇪🇸Sindicalizar

    Sinónimos: organize

  2. Form or join a union B2 formal british

    To become a member of a labor union or to establish one.

    • The employees voted to unionise and gain collective bargaining power.
    • Many teachers decided to unionise for better working conditions.
    • The workers unionised to protect their rights.

    🇪🇸sindicalizarse

  • unionised past participle
  • unionized past participle
  • unionised past simple
  • unionized past simple
  • unionising present participle
  • unionizing present participle
  • unionises third person singular
  • unionizes third person singular