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No. 3,666 in Spanish

obrera

"Obrera" means "female worker" or "laborer" in English.

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  • La obrera trabaja en la fábrica ensamblando piezas.

    The worker works in the factory assembling parts.

    Here, 'obrera' refers to a female laborer or worker, commonly used to denote an individual performing manual work, emphasizing her role in the physical task.

  • La hormiga obrera busca comida para la colonia.

    The worker ant looks for food for the colony.

    In this case, 'obrera' describes a worker ant, illustrating its usage in an ecological or biological context to define a class performing basic roles in a colony.

  • La historia destaca la lucha de una obrera por mejores condiciones laborales.

    The story highlights the fight of a female worker for better labor conditions.

    Here, 'obrera' is used to represent a female worker, specifically focusing on her in the context of activism or labor rights, showcasing societal roles.

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