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/sindiˈkato/

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Translation

trade union

Word origin

From síndico ('representative, trustee'), from Latin syndicus, borrowed from Greek syndikos ('one who helps in a court of justice'), from syn ('with') plus dike ('justice').

Origin
Greek
Root
syndikos
English cognates
syndicate, syndic

Grammar

Gendermasculine
Pluralsindicatos

Examples

convocó .

The trade union called a general strike.

Muchos empleados afiliaron .

Many employees joined the trade union.

negocia laborales.

The union is negotiating better working conditions.

reunieron .

The union leaders met with management.

, obreros .

Without the union, the workers would have fewer rights.

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This word is part of lesson 61.