Pronunciation: /blu ˈkɑlər ˈwɝkər/
noun a person who performs manual labor, especially in an industrial job
A1 A blue collar worker typically works in jobs that require manual labor.
A2 My uncle is a blue collar worker who works as a mechanic.
B1 Blue collar workers often face challenges in finding stable employment.
B2 The union negotiated better wages and benefits for the blue collar workers.
C1 The blue collar worker's union has been advocating for better working conditions.
C2 Despite the physical demands of the job, many blue collar workers take pride in their work.
adjective describing the type of work or job that involves manual labor
A1 My neighbor is a blue collar worker.
A2 The factory employs many blue collar workers.
B1 Blue collar workers often work with their hands.
B2 The company is looking to hire more blue collar workers for their production line.
C1 The blue collar worker demonstrated exceptional skill in troubleshooting machinery issues.
C2 Despite being a blue collar worker, he had a keen understanding of complex technical processes.
formal The blue collar worker demonstrated a strong work ethic and dedication to their job.
informal My neighbor is a blue collar worker who works long hours in construction.
slang My uncle is a blue collar worker, always getting his hands dirty on the job.
figurative The blue collar worker's sweat and toil built the foundation of our society.
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