hired help Meaning in Bengali
Noun:
ভাড়া সাহায্য,
Similer Words:
hired manhiren
hiring freeze
hiring hall
hiro
hirst
his highness
his holiness
hisis
hisn
hispanic american
hispanics
histocompatibility complex
histologies
historial
hired help's Usage Examples:
must also engage in the performance of leisure despite their position as hired help.
The rest of the hired help are also quirky.
It took a further week of work by the military, volunteers and hired help to spread 220,000 cubic feet (6,200 m3) of snow resulting in a new snow.
Often, this hired help is in the family, perpetuating the family's ownership.
joining her during this time, Vera becomes despondent and lashes out at her hired help, calming only after Dolores confronts her over the unjust firing of one.
The claim collapses when Victor's team of hired help is digging.
Jerome Robinson – Hodges' hired help and close friend.
Dasmariñas runs a medical clinic and a dental clinic for residents and their hired help.
"Kevin Millwood latest hired help for Colorado Rockies' rotation".
same time, and Gillan remarked that he and Bevan were made to feel like "hired help" by Iommi.
The hired help bungled the attempt, Kuaikui had to flee his father's anger.
Archived 2009-01-16 at the Wayback Machine: "Early suburbanites relied on hired help to scythe the grass or sheep to graze the lawn.
Frog-Man (a frequent customer at Kwikkee Burger), who was able to defeat her hired help only with Spider-Man's aid.
The joli was transported either by hired help, by nobles' peasants, or by slaves.
Grace declines Jamie's suggestion of hired help and is also troubled by his constant questioning on her life in the asylum.
On the frontier, hired help would both farm the tobacco and protect farms from Indian raids.
Gathering a group of acquaintances and hired help as the cast and crew, they decide to film a pornographic Star Wars parody.
(1942) set in the 1930s when she and husband Ralph, and her friend and hired help Gerrish, lived in a remote cabin near Lake Umbagog.
Synonyms:
employed;
Antonyms:
unemployed; out of work;