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Definition of bracero - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
historical programDated US Mexican laborer admitted to the US for seasonal agricultural workDated US
- The bracero program allowed many workers to enter the US during harvest season..
- Many braceros worked long hours in the fields.
- The bracero system was a significant part of agricultural history.
Origin of bracero
Spanish, brazo (arm)
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- French:bracero, ...
- German:Bracero, ...
- Italian:bracciante, ...
- Spanish:jornalero, ...
- Portuguese:trabalhador sazonal, ...
- Chinese:墨西哥劳工, ...
- Japanese:ブラセロ, ...
- Arabic:بْرَاسِيرُو, ...
- Hebrew:בְּרַאסֵרוֹ, ...
- Russian:брасеро, ...
- Ukrainian:брасеро, ...
- Hindi:ब्रासेरो, ...
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