Definition of freezing worker in English:

freezing worker

noun

An employee at a place where animals are slaughtered and carcasses frozen for export.
the condition commonly occurs among machinists and freezing workers
Example sentencesExamples
- About 1950 the wharfies and freezing workers wanted more than the General Wage Order.
- The cabinet does not have one freezing worker in its ranks.
- How does, for example, the meat industry exclude the freezing worker from benefiting from exporting?
- When I first moved the legislation, the wife of a former freezing worker came to my office to thank me.
- The retired freezing worker and lifetime painter is tidying his garage when I visit.
- Traditionally the domain of the freezing worker or fisherman, the white gumboot comes with its own exclusive social clique.
- He says in the late 1970s and early '80s, the young freezing workers were pulling in about $600 a week.
- The year off had given me time to think that I didn't want to be a freezing worker for the rest of my life.
- It is not just the meat industry or the farmer who will benefit; it is also the freezing workers, and the people who have good jobs that have been created by industry.
- He's the former freezing worker who became a reality TV star in the United States.

单词	freezing worker
释义	Definition of freezing worker in English: freezing worker noun NZ An employee at a place where animals are slaughtered and carcasses frozen for export. the condition commonly occurs among machinists and freezing workers Example sentencesExamples About 1950 the wharfies and freezing workers wanted more than the General Wage Order. The cabinet does not have one freezing worker in its ranks. How does, for example, the meat industry exclude the freezing worker from benefiting from exporting? When I first moved the legislation, the wife of a former freezing worker came to my office to thank me. The retired freezing worker and lifetime painter is tidying his garage when I visit. Traditionally the domain of the freezing worker or fisherman, the white gumboot comes with its own exclusive social clique. He says in the late 1970s and early '80s, the young freezing workers were pulling in about $600 a week. The year off had given me time to think that I didn't want to be a freezing worker for the rest of my life. It is not just the meat industry or the farmer who will benefit; it is also the freezing workers, and the people who have good jobs that have been created by industry. He's the former freezing worker who became a reality TV star in the United States.
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