workingmen

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n. 工人；劳动者；工作者
workingman的复数

"Any kind of work, no trade," he told the agent; and was interrupted by a new-comer, dressed rather foppishly, as some workingmen dress who have instincts for finer things.
“什么活都行，我没有技术，”他告诉那代理人，一个新来的人打岔了他。那人服装有些花哨，某些生性爱漂亮的工人就喜欢那种打扮。
One was a tramp, another was a labor Agitator, a third was a law-school student, and the remainder was composed of wordy workingmen.
辩论者有一个是流浪汉，有一个是劳工煽动家，还有一个是法学院的学生，其他的入则是爱说话的劳动者。
Though it can trace its history as far back as1876, when it was known as the Workingmen's Party, no less an authority than Wikipedia pronounces it "moribund".
尽管劳工党的历史可以追溯到1876年，当时被称为“工人的党”，其权力微小正如百科全书上所形容的“垂死的”。
The workingmen from wherever they came found ready employment in the factories that were springing up all over the East.
无论从哪里来的工人，很容易在东部到处建立的工厂里找到工作。
Workingmen were permitted, for the first time, freely to form trade unions.
工人们第一次被允许自由组织工会。